Family Influences on the Career Development of Young Adults

Howard H. Splete · Ann Freeman-George

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Career development occurs over the life span and is characterized by various stages in which the individual is confronted with developmental tasks similar to the process of psychosocial development (Erikson, 1963). In particular, young adults (ages 18-22) have difficulty in making career decisions because of various pressures and influences. Many influences affect a person in accomplishing tasks related to career

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