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Optimal resistance training strategies for knee osteoarthritis symptom relief: a systematic review and network meta-analysis. [PDF]
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College Dropouts Who Came Back
Harvard Educational Review, 1964An empirical study of college careers provides evidence for this author's assertion that dropout rates have been exaggerated, and that the "normal" time to attain a college degree is more than four years.
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College Dropouts: Dismissed vs. Withdrew
The Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1968This study investigated the effect of classifying under the common category of “dropout” both those students who are dismissed for academic reasons and those who withdraw voluntarily. Two groups of college dropouts, namely the dismissed and those who withdrew, were compared with a control group of persevering students in performance on cognitive and ...
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The College Dropout and the Utilization of Talent
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1967We are living in an age when the high school graduate, after at least one, and usually more, years of constant well-meaning bombardment by parents, teachers, counselors, older friends, and siblings, as well as the printed word, must face a college career considered crucial to his lifelong security and even his very existence.
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The bulletin of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, 1970
"How the student attacks his high school scene definitely is a portent of his persistence in col lege. Not only is this true of academic affairs, as shown by high school rank, but also of extra curricular activities."
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"How the student attacks his high school scene definitely is a portent of his persistence in col lege. Not only is this true of academic affairs, as shown by high school rank, but also of extra curricular activities."
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