Experiences and plans of young adults, 1973-1978 [United States]

Experiences and plans of young adults, 1973-1978 [United States]

by National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging (U.S.), Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, Stephen P. Dresch

Book 8074 of ICPSR (Series) --

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The Experiences and Plans of Young Adults, 1973-1978, dataset is a longitudinal study of a national sample of young people. The respondents were originally observed as high school juniors in 1973 by the American College Testing Program. The first follow-up by the Institute for Demographic and Economic Studies (IDES) took place in 1976. The second IDES follow-up study was conducted in 1978-1979. The original study was concerned with the amount of information young people had about specific job characteristics and career planning activities. The two follow-up studies collected information on current living situation, work, education, military experience, activities since high school, and demographic information and future plans.

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