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Improving Outcomes Among Employment Program Participants Through Goal Attainment: A Conceptual Framework

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  • Mary Anne Anderson
  • Jacqueline F. Kauff
  • Elizabeth W. Cavadel

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This document presents a conceptual framework suggesting new approaches to improving economic self-sufficiency and well-being outcomes for low-income adults participating in employment programs. It is grounded in research on the importance of goals and the factors that contribute to attaining them.

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  • Mary Anne Anderson & Jacqueline F. Kauff & Elizabeth W. Cavadel, "undated". "Improving Outcomes Among Employment Program Participants Through Goal Attainment: A Conceptual Framework," Mathematica Policy Research Reports fd30e869e0664b8198f9930bb, Mathematica Policy Research.
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