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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"socioeconomic success"”.

  1. Predicting Socioeconomic Success and Mental Health Outcomes for Young Adults who Dropped out of College

    … (personal income, job satisfaction, subjective socioeconomic success, mastery, happiness, depression, and stress). Five latent classes emerged from the data, which demonstrated the heterogeneity within the sample (N = 1,530). The second study then utilized the same sample to examine how …

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  2. What we talk about when we talk about literacy: A look into the value, measurement, and power hierarchy of literacy

    … correlation between reading proficiency and socioeconomic success that are impossible to ignore. Although literacy is often thought to be the simple ability to read or write, the discussion surrounding literacy in this country implies an evaluation of the way people use these abilities. While …

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  3. Education and Meritocracy in China: The Role of Degrees in the Intergenerational Transmission of Inequality

    … in education-based meritocracy, believing that socioeconomic success is largely determined by merit-based selection through the educational system regardless of their background. However, despite the symbolic power of education-based meritocracy, questions remain about whether the rising tide is …

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  4. Qualitative Inquiry into the Everyday Experiences of Secondary School Students within Significant Spheres of their Lifeworld: Family, Friends and School – Narratives from Lahore

    … people in this context. This study argues that socioeconomic factors and gender inform subjective experiences of precarity. Concerns for socioeconomic success, illustrated through a focus on academic achievement, inform everyday experiences of use of time and of manging social expectations. …

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