Young adolescents who expected to have a career in science were more likely to graduate from college with a science degree, emphasizing the importance of early encouragement.
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Christine Qi Li
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University of Virginia


Xitao Fan
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University of Virginia
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Publication Name:
Science
Volume:
312
Page Number:
1143
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