DHEW Publication No. (OE).1974 |
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Page 22 - All in all, I am inclined to feel that I am a failure. 4. I am able to do things as well as most other people.
Page 18 - ... (Circle one.) Yes 1 No, but my school does have a guidance counselor 2 No, my school does not have a guidance counselor 3 I have never needed to see a guidance counselor 4 12.
Page 22 - People who accept their condition in life are happier than those who try to change things 1 2 3 4 5 On the whole, I'm satisfied with myself 1 2 3 4 5 22.
Page 16 - I was assigned to it 1 2 3 13 4. How often has each of the following been used in the courses you are taking this year? (Circle one number on each line.) Never Seldom Fairly often Frequently Listening to the teacher's lecture 1 2 3 4...
Page 32 - You may omit any question that you or your parents would consider objectionable. 81. lf there were no obstacles, what would you most like to be doing during the year after you leave high school? (Circle one.) Working full-time 01 Entering an apprenticeship or on-the-job training program 02 Going into regular military service or to a service academy 03 Being a full-time homemaker 04 Attending a vocational, technical, trade, or business school 05 Taking academic courses at a junior or community college...
Page 25 - When did you first decide whether you would go to college or not? (Circle one.) I decided before the 10th grade 1 I decided in the 10th grade 2 I decided in the llth grade 3 I decided this year 4 I'm still undecided. . ..5 28. Whatever your plans, do you think you have the ability to complete college?
Page 21 - Living close to parents and relatives 1 2 3 Getting away from this area of the country 1 2 3 Working to correct social and economic inequalities 1 2 3 21.
Page 15 - June 1973 6 2. Which of the following best describes your present high school program? (Circle one.) General 1 Academic or college preparatory 2 Vocational or technical: Agricultural occupations 3 Business or office occupations 4 Distributive education 5 Health occupations 6 Home economics occupations 7 Trade or industrial occupations 8 3. How important was each of the following in influencing your choice of your present high school program?
Page 19 - ... 64 To go to vocational, technical, business, or trade school 1 2 3 65 To enter an apprenticeship or on-the-job training program 1 2 3 66 To enter the military service 1 2 3 67 To get a job immediately after high school 1 2 3 68 16.
Page 26 - What are your plans for military service? 177 (Circle one.) Doesn't apply to me 1 I definitely plan to volunteer for service for a period of two or more years 2 I would seriously consider volunteering for a . period of two or more years 3 I might consider volunteering 4 I would not consider volunteering 5 I have no plans at this time 6 31. What is the one thing that most likely will take the largest share of your time in the year after you leave high school?