“…Students' responsibilities regarding their goals, lack of career information, demands and expectations of the social environment, anxiety about not being able to be employed after graduation, and satisfaction bout the major are among the main factors affecting career stress (Durak-Batıgün & Atay-Kayış, 2014;Torun et al, 2021). In addition to these, career stress may be affected by many personal and social variables such as individuals' entrepreneurial characteristics (Tican, 2020), multidimensional perfectionism (Kang et al, 2020), self-efficacy belief (Esen, 2019), satisfaction with their major (Bayrakçeken & Buztepe, 2021) and career maturity (Yu & Yang, 2013). Furthermore, although career stress is a problem that forces or exceeds individuals' existing resources and may negatively affect health (Choi et al, 2011), this stressful mood may negatively affect students' career indecision (Cho & Lee, 2017), psychological well-being (Polat, 2022;Yam, 2020), and career preparation behaviors (Min-Jeong & Uhm, 2022).…”