Individual and contextual factors in career exploration
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2015, Journal of Vocational BehaviorCitation Excerpt :As previous research has showed that career exploration correlates positively with future-oriented mental process, such as goal-directedness (Blustein, 1989), personal growth initiative (Robitschek & Cook, 1999) and the formation of ego identity (Blustein, Devenis, & Kidney, 1989), we thus propose that by collecting and processing relevant information, career exploration also motivates individuals to seriously consider their future career possibilities and prepare for these possibilities (career concern). In addition, previous research also suggest that the activities involved in career exploration also promote students' abilities of making deliberate decisions and taking conscientious actions (Blustein & Phillips, 1988), therefore career exploration is very likely to strengthen the abilities of career control. The engagement of these exploration activities can also promote the self-efficacious beliefs in their problem-solving skills during their career development (Blustein, 1989; Lent & Hackett, 1987), therefore we propose that career exploration will also promote students' career confidence.
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2015, Journal of Vocational BehaviorCitation Excerpt :Both processes can also be viewed as lifelong adaptation processes (Flum & Blustein, 2000), especially in a society where future employment is unstable and uncertain (Krumboltz, 1992; Savickas et al., 2009). As earlier studies have shown (e.g. Blustein & Philipps, 1988), career decision-making processes induce stress that entails exploratory activities. In line with these studies, we can hypothesize that career decision-making processes -- and by extension difficulties in making decisions about one’s career for example -- and career exploration processes interact with each other, with career indecision being either the precursor or the consequence of career exploration.
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