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Wave 1 Life Patterns Project

The University of Melbourne
Youth Research Centre (Managed by)
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This data was collected as part of the longitudinal 'Life Patterns' study based at the Youth Research Centre, the University of Melbourne. In Wave 1 2966 participants aged about 22 years completed a survey. The questionnaire contained 8 questions covering subjects including type of study they had engaged in since 1992; when they had left school; level of institution; area of study; and whether currently employed.

Data time period: 1995 to 1995

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