An edition of Can a machine develop a career? (1968)

Can a machine develop a career?

a statement about the processes of exploration and commitment in career development. --.

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Can a machine develop a career?
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An edition of Can a machine develop a career? (1968)

Can a machine develop a career?

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Harvard University, Graduate School of Education
Language
English
Pages
30

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Subjects
Electronic data processing, Vocational guidance

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Can a machine develop a career?: a statement about the processes of exploration and commitment in career development. --.
1968, Harvard University, Graduate School of Education
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"Part I of Paper, Symposium of Perspectives on Vocational Development, Washington University and Central Midwestern Regional Laboratory, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri, 30-31 July 1968."

Includes bibliographical references (p.[31-33])

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Project report (Information System for Vocational Decisions) -- no.16a

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30 p.,[3]
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OL19667602M

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