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Peer reviewedMinner, Sam; Lepich, Jim – Rural Special Education Quarterly, 1993
A 60-item questionnaire, part of the Occupational Stress Inventory, was administered to 165 beginning special education teachers in Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Significantly higher levels of job-related stress were found for rural compared to urban teachers and for female compared to male teachers. (SV)
Descriptors: Beginning Teachers, Elementary Secondary Education, Females, Males
