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Factors Influencing STEM Career Aspirations among High School Students in Qatar: A Social Cognitive Career Theory Approach
This study examines factors influencing high school students' interest in STEM subjects and aspirations for STEM careers in Qatar, using Social Cognitive Career Theory as a framework. Specifically, it investigates how students' perceptions of STEM professionals, self-concept in STEM subjects, and sc
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