DP Myers, DA Major - The Career Development Quarterly, 2017 - Wiley Online Library

Work–Family Balance Self‐Efficacy's Relationship With STEM Commitment: Unexpected Gender Moderation.

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The number of students, particularly the number of women, completing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) undergraduate degrees is insufficient to meet the US demand. Thus, research investigating key predictors of STEM commitment is of high importance. Applying the Social Cognitive Model of Career Self‐Management (SCCT‐CSM; Lent & Brown,) as a guiding framework, this study examined the relationship between work–family balance self‐efficacy (WFSE) and STEM commitment as moderated by gender. The …

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