MA Diemer, DL Blustein - Journal of Career Assessment, 2007 - journals.sagepub.com

Vocational hope and vocational identity: Urban adolescents' career development.

Stem career interventions

Blustein, Diemer

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Excerpt

Emancipatory communitarian perspectives advocate for theory, research, and action that address the needs of oppressed groups, such as urban adolescents. Considering the dearth of instruments sensitive to the career development needs of urban adolescents, this study examined the component structure of three indices of career development with 220 urban high school students. Analyses revealed a unique four-component (connection to work, vocational identity, commitment to chosen career, salience of chosen career) solution best fit …

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