David V. Tiedeman
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1758372A
Top Subjects
- Vocational guidance (6)
- Vocational interests (5)
- Universities and colleges (2)
- Electronic data processing -- Vocational guidance (2)
- Mathematics (1)
- Educational tests and measurements (1)
- Physics (1)
Books by David V. Tiedeman
Total count: 29
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A classification of elementary college American history, mathematics, and physics courses by an analysis of the prerequisite knowledge necessary1949-01-01
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The utility of the airman classification battery for assignment of airman to eight air force specialtiesERC1953-01-01
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Production, speed, accuracy and safety in the maintenance of long-range aircrafta concept and an annotated bibliographyEducational Research Corporation1957-01-01
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The Pros and cons of compensating teachers in relation to evaluations of their merit1957-01-01
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Position choice and career development in men and womena conceptual framework1957-01-01
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On identity and level of occupational aspirationHarvard University Center for Research in Careers1958-01-01
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Stages in the development of vocational self-concept in adolescenceHarvard Graduate School of Education1958-01-01
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Conceptions of self and perception of role in relation to continuation in schools of nursingGraduate School of Education, Harvard Univ.1959-01-01
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Problems in the investigation of vocational developmentFigures, explanations, and referencesGraduate School of Education, Harvard University1960-01-01
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The Harvard studies in career developmentin retrospect and in prospectHarvard University Graduate School of Education1960-01-01
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Decision and vocational developmenta paradigm and its implicationsAmerican Personnel and Guidance Association1961-01-01
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Career developmentchoice and adjustment; differentiation and integration in career developmentCollege Entrance Examination Board1963-01-01
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Career development: choice and adjustmentdifferentiation and integration in career developmentCollege Entrance Examination Board1963-01-01
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An Information system for vocational decisions (ISVD)cultivating the possibility for career through operationsGraduate School of Education, Harvard University1965-01-01
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The organization and intention of a proposed data and educational system for vocational decision-makingGraduate School of Education, Harvard University1965-01-01
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Commitment and tentativeness during career development at the lower level of higher educationCenter for Research in Careers, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University1965-01-01
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Career pattern studiescurrent findings with possibilitiesCenter for Research in Careers, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University1965-01-01
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Prospects for technology and commerce in the mediation of vocational development for vocational maturityGraduate School of Education, Harvard University1967-01-01
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Economic, educational and personal implications of implementing computerized guidance information systemsGraduate School of Education, Harvard University1967-01-01
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Self esteem because of collegiate admission and educationGraduate School of Education, Harvard University1967-01-01
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Measurement for guidance1968-01-01
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Can a machine develop a career?a statement about the processes of exploration and commitment in career development. --.Harvard University, Graduate School of Education1968-01-01
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The information system for vocational decisionsdescription, subsequent development, and implications. --.Harvard University, Graduate School of Education1968-01-01
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The role of decision-making in information-generationan emerging new potential in guidanceGraduate School of Education, Harvard University1968-01-01
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Can a machine admit an applicant to continuing education?Harvard Univ., Graduate School of Education1969-01-01
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The cultivation of careers through guidance and vocational educationHarvard School of Education1969-01-01
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Key resources in career educationan annotated guideU.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, National Institute of Education1976-01-01
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The cross-sectional story of early career development as revealed by the National Assessment of Educational ProgressThe National Vocational Guidance Association1978-01-01
Career developmentdesigning our career machinesCharacter Research Press1979-01-01