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Careers as Regulatory Ecologies: Occupational Choice, Coping, Constrained Agency, and the Social Construction of the Self
Career choice is typically treated as a decision about interests, abilities, incentives, identity, or opportunity. This article develops a complementary proposition: work can also become a long-horizon regulatory ecology - an environment repeatedly used to manage affect, uncertainty, identity, so
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