Search Results for High School Senior

...Steven McLaughlin Abstract Recent research and the increased visibility of the women’s liberation movement have raised questions concerning the influence of changing attitudes of women on their family size intentions. A sample of 238 high school senior women was drawn to test a causal model...

...” is often independent of other transition events and should be studied directly to understand recent patterns of family change. 9 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1985 1985 Living Arrangement Military Service Current Population Survey High School Senior Parental Home...

... scale was developed to code high school senior class yearbook photographs of WLS participants for relative body mass (RBM). Our analyses show that although imperfect, the RBM scale is reliable (α = .91) and meets several criteria of validity as a measure of body mass. Measured at ages 17–18...

... refer to those who were high school seniors in 2008 and 2009, respectively. The academic year in Korea begins in March. The data on college attendance were collected in April 2009 for the 2008 cohort and in April 2010 for the 2009 cohort. 6 Among a total of 217 academic high schools in Seoul...

... SCHOOL GRADUATION AGE IN 1960 Out of a group of 100 youths of high school graduation age in 1960--about 53 were enrolled at age 5 96 were enrolled at age 6 99 were enrolled at ages 7 to 13 97 were enrolled at ages 14 and 15 80 became high school seniors 70 graduated from high school 29 started college...

... occupation 1. HUSBAND'S EDUCATION Primary school or less Junior high school Senior high school or more 2. WIFE'S EDUCATION None Primary school Junior high school or more 3. RURAL BACKGROUND Farmer now Not farmer now Husband and wife have rural...

.... ( 1981 ). High School Seniors and High School Dropouts: An Evaluation of Life Cycle Bias in the National Longitudinal Study of the High School Class of 1972, Technical Report N-1710-N1CHD . Santa Monica, Calif. : Rand Corporation . Kojima, H. 1987. Parent-Child Coresidence in the Japanese Household...

... status. All generations are reporting growing approval of cohabitation. High school seniors’ acceptance of cohabitation as “a testing ground for marriage” moved from less than one-half in the 1970s to approaching three-quarters today (Allred 2019a ). Among young adults in the General Social Survey...

... Difference Senior High School National Minority Occupational Attainment Occupational Distribution References Aguignier , P. ( 1988 ). Regional Disparities Since 1978 . In S. Feuchtwang , A. Hussein , & T. Pairault (Eds.), Transforming China’s Economy...

... Longitudinal Study of Social and Psychological Factors in Achievement (Sewell and Hauser, 1975). These men were Wisconsin high school seniors in 1957 when they were surveyed to obtain college plans and other social and psychological variables. In con- nection with a 1964 follow-up survey of parents, Wisconsin...

... . In L.J. Waite (Ed.), Aging, Health, and Public Policy: Demographic and Economic Perspectives (pp. 209 – 235 ). New York : Population Council . Henmon, V. A.C. and F.O. Holt. 1931. “A Report on the Administration of Scholastic Aptitude Tests to 34,000 High School Seniors in Wisconsin in 1929...

... in the United States have a multigenerational component and fit the relevant period for our exposure (i.e., birth cohorts around 1918). Our data come from the Wisconsin Longitudinal Survey (WLS), which is a random one-third survey of graduating high school seniors in Wisconsin in 1957. The majority...

... at the effect of having a child during high school versus becoming a young mother after already having finished high school. Specifically, we compare the outcomes of women who had a child near the end of their senior year of high school (treatment group) with those who have a child just after the (expected) end...

... Characteristics -Our analysis uses data on cohabitation, marriage, and marital disruption from the National Longitudinal Study of the High School Class of 1972 (NLS-72). The NLS-72 began in spring 1972 with a sample of 19,001 high school seniors. Follow-up surveys were administered in autumn 1973, 1974, 1976...

... of California Press. Mathen, K. K., and Muktha Sen. 1964. The Singur Population Study as an Action Re- search Model for Family Planning. Journal of Family Welfare (Bombay) 10:4-15. McLaughlin, Steven. 1974. Expected Family Size and Perceived Status Deprivation among High School Senior Women. Demography 11:57-73...

... Comparisons Among High School Seniors . Journal of Personality and Social Psychology , 37 , 1153 – 59 . 10.1037/0022-3514.37.7.1153 Robertson , J. , & Simons , R. ( 1989 ). Family Factors, Self-Esteem, and Adolescent Depression . Journal of Marriage and the Family , 51 , 125 – 38...

... of 1972 (NLS-72). More than 22,000 individuals were first interviewed in the spring of 1972, when they were high school seniors; follow- up interviews were held in 1973, 1974, 1976, 1979, and (for a limited group) 1986. NLS-72 provides information on fam- ily background, educational achievement...

... by the proportion of25- to 29-year-olds who have completed four years of high school-have increased steadily from 50% in 1950 to 75% in 1970 to 88% in the early 1990s (National Center for Edu- cational Statistics 1994). Nor are these diplomas meaning- less; public high school seniors in the 1990s know as much...

... surveyed as well. In the spring of 2004, when most were high school seniors, 14,713 of the originally selected sample members were reinterviewed. In 2006, when most were two years out of high school, 14,159 partici- pated in the second follow-up, for a weighted completion rate of 88%. This analysis...

... . New York : Academic Press . Johnston Lloyd D. , O’Malley Patrick M. , & Bachman Jerald G. ( 1991 ). Drug Use among American High School Seniors, College Students and Young Adults, 1975–1990 . Rockville, MD : National Institute on Drug Abuse . Jones Elise F...