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| Other title: | Vocational choice, Principles and methods of.
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| Notes: | "Bibliography of tests": pages 249-253; "Bibliography of biographies": pages 255-276; "Books containing information on a matter of occupations": pages 277-279; "Bibliography of books on individual occupations": pages 281-293; "Collateral reading" at end of each chapter
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| Summary: | "Six years ago when the author undertook to teach a course in vocations to college students, he felt that what the students needed was not a content course of information about occupations but rather a course in the principles and methods underlying the choice of a vocation. This does not mean that college or high school students do not need vocational information. One of the three principles underlying the choice of a vocation is vocational information, but this information must be gathered by the student, in the light of certain methods advocated in this book. A thorough survey of vocational literature revealed that there was not a single book, or even a pamphlet, suitable as a classroom text. Consequently the author worked out an outline for a course and developed it into lectures. These lectures have gradually been modified and improved as the course was repeated year by year, and form the background of this book"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2008 APA, all rights reserved)
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| Other form: | Print version: Neuberg, Maurice J. (Maurice Joseph), 1888-1944. Principles and methods of vocational choice. New York, Prentice-Hall, 1934
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