Educational attainment is:
A) the amount of education an adolescent has obtained in school and in the adolescent
part-time work force.
B) the amount of occupational prestige one has in a career.
C) amount of school-based education.
D) a variable that has fallen out of favor as an assessment because it does not predict success
in adult occupations.
C
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