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However , using the highest level of educational attainment as the dependent
variable in linear regressions has been the ... In the educational system , it is
usually only possible to measure actual transitions between successive levels of
...
However , using the highest level of educational attainment as the dependent
variable in linear regressions has been the ... In the educational system , it is
usually only possible to measure actual transitions between successive levels of
...
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This means , in this specific historical phase their educational opportunitites were
strongly dependent on " cultural capital " of the ... However , before we present
the logit models for the transitions in the educational system , we first consider the
...
This means , in this specific historical phase their educational opportunitites were
strongly dependent on " cultural capital " of the ... However , before we present
the logit models for the transitions in the educational system , we first consider the
...
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... estimated the effects of social background on the transition probabilities of the
four main transitions with logit regressions to test two basic hypotheses : ( 1 ) that
the effect of social background is weaker for each higher educational transition ...
... estimated the effects of social background on the transition probabilities of the
four main transitions with logit regressions to test two basic hypotheses : ( 1 ) that
the effect of social background is weaker for each higher educational transition ...
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