Identity formation in career development for gifted women

Christine E. Phelps

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Career Development and Diversity Education, Achievement, and Giftedness Identity, Memory, and Therapy

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Gifted college women face barriers in their career development. Chickering (1969) lists several developmental tasks which are critical to the development of a strong self‐identity and may be used as counseling interventions to raise the career aspirations of gifted girls and women and change their career goals.

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