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This volume illustrates a pattern approach to investigating the career devel-opment of women, from early adolescence through early adulthood. Rather than addressing sex differences, the study focuses on individual dif-ferences among females. Rather than constructing a general model of fe-male career development, our objective is to use the interplay between theory and observation to build networks of pattern associations, reflecting differential processes that carry differential long-term consequences.
The current volume is the third in a series entitled Paths Through Life. Like the previous volumes, it is based on research conducted within the lon-gitudinal project, Individual Development and Adjustment (IDA), which was initiated by the second author in the mid-1960s, at the Department of Psychology, University of Stockholm. The first volume in the series (Magnusson, 1988) presented the theoretical background of the program, the methodological and research strategy implications of the theoretical foundation, and empirical studies demonstrating the potential of a longitu-dinal approach to the study of individual development. The second volume (Stattin & Magnusson, 1990) presented a biosocial model of female devel-opment in adolescence, as a framework for empirical studies focusing on the short-and long-term consequences of individual variations in female pubertal development.