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The Effects of Gender Stereotyping on Career Choice Among Secondary Students in Dar es Salaam
This study was about the effects of gender stereotyping on career choice among secondary school students in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The study aimed at examining the knowledge of career requirements among secondary school students, as well as identifying behaviours associated with masculine and femi
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