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The mediating influence of career aspirations and career decision-making self-efficacy on self-differentiation, vocational identity, and career indecision
Research indicates that numerous family variables influence the career-development process (Osipow, 1983). Bowen's family systems theory is one model through which to view the development and influence of the family on career development (Bowen, 1972). According to his theory, individuals begin life
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