2015
DOI: 10.14301/llcs.v6i2.310
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Vocabulary from adolescence to middle age

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“…Our measure of an elite university is based on the Russell Group of universities, which promotes itself as representing the leading UK universities (Boliver ) . We acknowledge the element of arbitrariness in this measure, but substantial cultural as well as economic differences between Russell Group and other university graduates are apparent (Sullivan and Brown ). We include anyone gaining a degree awarded by a polytechnic within the non‐elite degree category.…”
Section: Data Variables and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our measure of an elite university is based on the Russell Group of universities, which promotes itself as representing the leading UK universities (Boliver ) . We acknowledge the element of arbitrariness in this measure, but substantial cultural as well as economic differences between Russell Group and other university graduates are apparent (Sullivan and Brown ). We include anyone gaining a degree awarded by a polytechnic within the non‐elite degree category.…”
Section: Data Variables and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our measure of an elite university is based on the Russell Group of universities, which promotes itself as representing the leading UK universities (Boliver, ) . We acknowledge the element of arbitrariness in this measure, but substantial cultural as well as economic differences between Russell Group and other university graduates are apparent (Sullivan & Brown, ). A limitation of the current article is that we do not have sufficient numbers to examine heterogeneity between universities within our broad categories (Boliver, ).…”
Section: Data and Historical Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our measure of an elite university is based on the Russell Group ii of universities, which promotes itself as representing the leading UK universities (Boliver 2013) iii . We acknowledge the element of arbitrariness in this measure, but substantial cultural as well as economic differences between Russell Group and other university graduates are apparent (Sullivan and Brown 2015). We include anyone gaining a degree awarded by a polytechnic within the non-elite degree category.…”
Section: Research Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%