Female Librarianship in Australia.

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Main Author: Tilley, Christine M.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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contents Female Librarianship in Australia. Tilley, Christine M. Achievement Need Career Planning College Students Demography Educational Background Fear of Success Females Foreign Countries Higher Education Library Administration Library Schools Occupational Aspiration Promotion (Occupational) Questionnaires Student Attitudes Surveys Describes a survey designed to develop a profile of the achievement motivation of female librarianship students by examining their attitudes toward and expectations of career progress and promotion. The discussion includes further research needed to explore the specific factors that might inhibit occupational aspirations of female librarians. (10 references) (CLB)
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spellingShingle Female Librarianship in Australia.
Tilley, Christine M.
Achievement Need
Career Planning
College Students
Demography
Educational Background
Fear of Success
Females
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Library Administration
Library Schools
Occupational Aspiration
Promotion (Occupational)
Questionnaires
Student Attitudes
Surveys
Female Librarianship in Australia. Tilley, Christine M. Achievement Need Career Planning College Students Demography Educational Background Fear of Success Females Foreign Countries Higher Education Library Administration Library Schools Occupational Aspiration Promotion (Occupational) Questionnaires Student Attitudes Surveys Describes a survey designed to develop a profile of the achievement motivation of female librarianship students by examining their attitudes toward and expectations of career progress and promotion. The discussion includes further research needed to explore the specific factors that might inhibit occupational aspirations of female librarians. (10 references) (CLB)
title Female Librarianship in Australia.
topic Achievement Need
Career Planning
College Students
Demography
Educational Background
Fear of Success
Females
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Library Administration
Library Schools
Occupational Aspiration
Promotion (Occupational)
Questionnaires
Student Attitudes
Surveys
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ385769