The low prestige attributed to the Air Force officer career by college-educated adult civilians and a "new approach" to raising it: a study of negative attitudes, narrow images, and encouraging reactions

Frank, Milton

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The low prestige attributed to the Air Force officer career by college-educated adult civilians and a "new approach" to raising it: a study of negative attitudes, narrow images, and encouraging reactions

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Year dc:date.issued: 1958

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Frank, Milton. The low prestige attributed to the Air Force officer career by college-educated adult civilians and a "new approach" to raising it: a study of negative attitudes, narrow images, and encouraging reactions. Boston University, 1958. https://hdl.handle.net/2144/6775

The low prestige attributed to the Air Force officer career by college-educated adult civilians and a "new approach" to raising it: a study of negative attitudes, narrow images, and encouraging reactions

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