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- catalog abstract "Looks at feminine success and satisfaction and explains how parents can give their own daughters the same advantages.".
- catalog contributor b11243426.
- catalog contributor b11243427.
- catalog contributor b11243428.
- catalog created "c1999.".
- catalog date "1999".
- catalog date "c1999.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1999.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 345-347) and index.".
- catalog description "Looks at feminine success and satisfaction and explains how parents can give their own daughters the same advantages.".
- catalog description "One thousand successful women: twenty guidelines for raising your daughters. Turning roadblocks and reversals into opportunities: Dr. Janice Douglas ; A renewed identity-mountains to climb: Suzanne Daniels -- The American dream for your daughters: be a coach, not a judge. She learned that women are strong: Margaret Karnes ; No one ever told her what she couldn't do: Dr. Ana Casa -- Good little girls aren't so bad. How "good little girls" shatter glass ceilings: Susan Widham ; She broke with tradition: Nancy Collier -- See Jane learn: that invaluable education. When a woman is an "uncommon man": Dr. Diane Butler ; Finding a career that combines people and science: Angela Sands -- Active girls, active women. A family surrounded by music: Louise Andrews ; Capturing the "pulse of young women": Helen Gurley Brown -- See Jane win, and other formative experiences. An independent "fire-eater": Catherine Burns, Ph. D. ; Spiritual passion permeated her childhood: Rabbi Miriam Kane -- Sociability, shyness, and insecurity: peer relationships. Making her mark: Donna Draves -- Parents do make a difference: family relationships. Searching for balance and the right path: Diana Doyle ; Hardworking and creative, but her family is her center: Dr. Alyssa Gaines -- See Jane go: young adult resilience. Resilient and optimistic, she just wouldn't quit: Sandra Sheets ; Madame Curie was her role model: Dr. Anne Caroles -- See Jane stop: glass ceilings, sticky floors, and circuitous stairways.".
- catalog extent "361 p. :".
- catalog hasFormat "See Jane win.".
- catalog identifier "0517706660".
- catalog isFormatOf "See Jane win.".
- catalog issued "1999".
- catalog issued "c1999.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York : Crown,".
- catalog relation "See Jane win.".
- catalog subject "155.5/33 21".
- catalog subject "Achievement motivation in women.".
- catalog subject "HQ799.15 .R56 1999".
- catalog subject "Parent and teenager.".
- catalog subject "Self-esteem in adolescence.".
- catalog subject "Self-perception in adolescence.".
- catalog subject "Success Psychological aspects.".
- catalog subject "Teenage girls Psychology.".
- catalog tableOfContents "One thousand successful women: twenty guidelines for raising your daughters. Turning roadblocks and reversals into opportunities: Dr. Janice Douglas ; A renewed identity-mountains to climb: Suzanne Daniels -- The American dream for your daughters: be a coach, not a judge. She learned that women are strong: Margaret Karnes ; No one ever told her what she couldn't do: Dr. Ana Casa -- Good little girls aren't so bad. How "good little girls" shatter glass ceilings: Susan Widham ; She broke with tradition: Nancy Collier -- See Jane learn: that invaluable education. When a woman is an "uncommon man": Dr. Diane Butler ; Finding a career that combines people and science: Angela Sands -- Active girls, active women. A family surrounded by music: Louise Andrews ; Capturing the "pulse of young women": Helen Gurley Brown -- See Jane win, and other formative experiences. An independent "fire-eater": Catherine Burns, Ph. D. ; Spiritual passion permeated her childhood: Rabbi Miriam Kane -- Sociability, shyness, and insecurity: peer relationships. Making her mark: Donna Draves -- Parents do make a difference: family relationships. Searching for balance and the right path: Diana Doyle ; Hardworking and creative, but her family is her center: Dr. Alyssa Gaines -- See Jane go: young adult resilience. Resilient and optimistic, she just wouldn't quit: Sandra Sheets ; Madame Curie was her role model: Dr. Anne Caroles -- See Jane stop: glass ceilings, sticky floors, and circuitous stairways.".
- catalog title "See Jane win : the Rimm report on how 1,000 girls became successful women / Sylvia Rimm with Sara Rimm-Kaufman and Ilonna Rimm.".
- catalog type "text".