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If the Study of Midlife Had Begun with Women.

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Baruch, Grace K.; Barnett, Rosalind C. – 1979

Major themes from an ongoing study of women in midlife were identified using data from interviews with 60 women 35 to 55 who vary in family status; never-married, married/childless, married with children and work status (working in high, medium, or low-prestige occupations or at home). Interviews focused on issues, rewards, and concerns. There…

Descriptors: Developmental Psychology, Economic Status, Employment Level, Family Relationship

The Success Connection. Final Report.

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Hansen, William E. – 1993

Success Connection was an 18-month program aimed at promoting self-sufficiency among high-risk youth ages 16-22 in Yakima Valley, Washington. Self-sufficiency was defined as being employed, having improved educational goals, and not requiring public assistance. The program was a collaborative effort among the Yakima Valley Opportunities…

Descriptors: American Indians, At Risk Persons, Cooperative Programs, Educational Attainment