Achievement motivation among urban adolescents: Work hope, autonomy support, and achievement-related beliefs

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Achievement Need
Adolescents
Arbeit
Arbeitsorientierung
Belief & doubt
Beliefs
Berufserwartung
Bildungsmotivation
Career Development
Career preparation
Correlation
Employment Potential
Jugendlicher
Lehrer-Schüler-Beziehung
Leistungsmotivation
Measures (Individuals)
Meinung
Motivation
Multivariate Analysis
Professional Autonomy
Schüler
Secondary school students
Selbstbild
Stadtbevölkerung
Student Motivation
Studies
Teenagers
Urban areas
Urban Youth
Urban youths
USA
Vocational Interests
Wertorientierung
Work Experience Programs
Work hope
Zukunftsperspektive
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