2002
DOI: 10.1006/jvbe.2001.1848
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Family Interaction Patterns as Predictors of Vocational Identity and Career Decision-Making Self-Efficacy

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“…Anderson, & Risinger, 1995;Murray & Hall, 2001); race/ethnicity (Liu, 1998;Mau & Fernandes, 2001); sexual orientation (Nauta, Saucier, & Woodard, 2001;Tomlinson & Fassinger, 2003); class year (Long, Sowa, & Niles, 1995;Luzzo, McWhirter, & Hutcheson, 1997); levels of self-efficacy (Gianakos, 2001); approaches to career decision-making (Niles, Erford, Hunt, & Watts, 1997); career assumptions (Laker, 2002); and levels of indecision (Gaffner & Hazler, 2002;Jurgans, 2000;Skorupa & Agresti, 1998). A number of external factors might influence college decision-making, including: student involvements such as athletics (Martens & Cox, 2000); institutional types (Zagora & Cramer, 1994); and interpersonal interactions with others such as family (Hargrove, Creagh, & Burgess, 2002) or mentors (Packard, 2003;Packard & Nguyen, 2003). These studies discuss a variety of factors related to the postcollege decision-making process; however, little research exists on how students integrate these factors during the decisionmaking process.…”
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“…Anderson, & Risinger, 1995;Murray & Hall, 2001); race/ethnicity (Liu, 1998;Mau & Fernandes, 2001); sexual orientation (Nauta, Saucier, & Woodard, 2001;Tomlinson & Fassinger, 2003); class year (Long, Sowa, & Niles, 1995;Luzzo, McWhirter, & Hutcheson, 1997); levels of self-efficacy (Gianakos, 2001); approaches to career decision-making (Niles, Erford, Hunt, & Watts, 1997); career assumptions (Laker, 2002); and levels of indecision (Gaffner & Hazler, 2002;Jurgans, 2000;Skorupa & Agresti, 1998). A number of external factors might influence college decision-making, including: student involvements such as athletics (Martens & Cox, 2000); institutional types (Zagora & Cramer, 1994); and interpersonal interactions with others such as family (Hargrove, Creagh, & Burgess, 2002) or mentors (Packard, 2003;Packard & Nguyen, 2003). These studies discuss a variety of factors related to the postcollege decision-making process; however, little research exists on how students integrate these factors during the decisionmaking process.…”
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“…Gelişmiş ve gelişmekte olan ülkelerde, ergenlerin hem kendi bilgi ve becerilerine uygun hem de topluma yararlı olabilmeleri için mesleki rehberlik ve mesleki kariyerle ilişkili çok sayıda araştırma literatürde yer almaktadır (Hargrove, Creagh, Burgess, 2002;Turner, Lapan, 2003;Hamamcı ve Hamurlu, 2005;Germeijs, vd. 2012;Meriläinen, Puhakka ve Sinkkonen, 2014;Nazlı, 2014;Sovet ve Metz, 2014;Strom, vd., 2014;Sanghoon, Eunok ve Changseong, 2014).…”
Section: Mesleki Rehberlik çAlışmalarının öNemiunclassified
“…Findings indicate that a secure attachment style, individuation in the parent-offspring relationship, and authoritative parenting are linked to more career exploration activities (Grotevant & Cooper, 1988;Kracke, 1997;Vignoli, Croity-Belz, Chapeland, de Fillipis, & Garcia, 2005), higher career self-efficacy (Guay, Senecal, Gauthier, & Fernet, 2003;Lim & Loo, 2003;Ryan et al, 1996), and earlier development of vocational identity (Johnson, Buboltz, & Nichols, 1999;Tracey et al, 2006). On the other hand, family conflict and dysfunction have been found to be negatively associated with career self-efficacy and vocational identity development (Hargrove, Creagh, & Burgess, 2002;Johnson et al, 1999;Ryan et al, 1996).…”
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