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Una docena de mitos, sindromes, limites y mistificaciones acerca de los Servicios Sociales y el Trabajo Social.
Documentacion Social
1990 : APR-JUN, 79, p. 217-244
 1990 Aguilar, M.
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El Trabajo Social como disciplina y como profesion en el ambito interprofesional.
Documentacion Social
1990 : APR-JUN, 79, p. 99-110
 1990 Gaitan Munoz, L.
51.
Trabajo social y Servicios Sociales: aportes para una clarificacion necesaria.
Documentacion Social
1990 : APR-JUN, 79, p. 49-63
 1990 Ituarte Tellaeche, A.
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Age and work performance in nonmanagerial jobs : the effects of experience and occupational type.
Academy of Management Journal
1990 : JUN, VOL. 33:2, p. 407-422
 1990 Avolio, B. J.
Waldman, D. A.
McDaniel, M. A.
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An examination of age and cognitive test performance across job complexity and occupational types.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1990 : FEB, VOL. 75:1, p. 43-50
 1990 Avolio, B. J.
Waldman, D. A.
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Measuring the pay disparity between typically female occupations and other jobs : a bivariate selectivity approach.
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1989 : VOL. 42:4, p. 624-639
 1989 Sorenson, E.
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Men in female-concentrated occupations. (!Sex roles)
Journal of Organizational Behavior
1989 : JUL, VOL. 10:3, p. 201-212
 1989 Hayes, R.
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The accountant as hero Boldly going where no man (read, accountant) has gone before
Management Accounting (New York)
1988 : JULY, VOL. 70:1, p.40-41
 1988 Samson, W.
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The workforce of U.S. manufacturing in the post-industrial era.
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
1988 : NOV, VOL. 34:3, p. 231-251
 1988 Swyt, D. A.
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Department Business and human resources Working parents: shifting traditional roles The career prospects of female MBAs
Business
1987 : JAN-FEB-MAR, VOL. 37:1, p. 36-41
 1987 Baron, A.S.
Stephan, P.E.
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