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The prediction of career decision-making self-efficacy from Black and White racial identity attitudes
Racial identity has been related to a variety of interpersonal, psychological, behavioral, environmental, and cognitive factors. Although Black racial identity is often researched in relation to career development, there are few studies examining the relationship between career development and White
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