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Pilot Study ResultsWe conducted a pilot study in one of the sites from
September through December of 1998 that indicated that work-related influences
were the most significant reason for entering adult education programs. Thus,
the comparative study specifically examined how differing economic conditions
affect educational decision-making. The
study also assessed local community conditions that affect educational
decision-making including attitudes about available work and attitudes toward
education.
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