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Eduard Martinak: Psychologische Untersuchungen über Prüfen und Klassifizieren. "Österreichische Mittelschule" 14 (2 u. 3). 1900. Auch separat: Wien, A. Hölder, 1900. 19 S.
EDUARD MARTINAK: PSYCHOLOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUNGEN ÜBER PRÜFEN UND KLASSIFIZIEREN. "ÖSTERREICHISCHE MITTELSCHULE" 14 (2 U. 3). 1900. AUCH SEPARAT: WIEN, A. HÖLDER, 1900. 19 S.
Zeitschrift für Psychologie und Physiologie der Sinnesorgane (-)
Zeitschrift für Psychologie und Physiologie der Sinnesorgane (32) (a0001)
Eduard Martinak: Psychologische Untersuchungen über Prüfen und Klassifizieren. "Österreichische Mittelschule" 14 (2 u. 3). 1900. Auch separat: Wien, A. Hölder, 1900. 19 S. (32) (p0366
Overeducation of tertiary education graduates in Slovakia: relationship with the field of study
The main objective of the analysis is to explore the role of the field of study
indetermining the overeducation of tertiary education grad- uates. The individual-level analysis of overeducation determinants is performed on Slovak Labour Force Survey. We use a probit model with sample selection to take into account the selection of graduates into employment. The results suggest a strong relationship between study fields and overeducation risk. In particular, graduates in ICT; Arts and Humanities; and Education are less likely to become overeducated. The opposite is true for graduates in Services. Furthermore, we found evi- dence that some field of study effects are gender-specific. We also ex- plore the role of labour shortages as an important channel through which field of study affects overeducation risk. Finally, based on ob- served empirical results implications for educational and labour mar- ket policies are suggested.the main objective of the analysis is to explore the role of the field of study
indetermining the overeducation of tertiary education grad- uates. the individual-level analysis of overeducation determinants is performed on slovak labour force survey. we use a probit model with sample selection to take into account the selection of graduates into employment. the results suggest a strong relationship between study fields and overeducation risk. in particular, graduates in ict; arts and humanities; and education are less likely to become overeducated. the opposite is true for graduates in services. furthermore, we found evi- dence that some field of study effects are gender-specific. we also ex- plore the role of labour shortages as an important channel through which field of study affects overeducation risk. finally, based on ob- served empirical results implications for educational and labour mar- ket policies are suggested. overeducation of tertiary education graduates in slovakia: relationship with the field of study martinak davi
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