Student Identification with IT-Related Professions
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Summary
This research project examines the identification that students have with ITrelated degree programs and indicates students do identify with their chosen IT-related profession (major) and that this identification is related to both the similarity the student has with the profession prototype and with perceptions of the profession.
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- article
- Published
- 2007-01-01
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Keywords
Identification (biology), Economic shortage, Field (mathematics), Perception, Medical education
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