Toward a Theory of Career Development for Women

Abstract

Nine postulates are presented in an attempt to characterize the distinctive differences in the work life of men and women, the developmental stages unique to women, their patterns of vocational participation, and the determinants of the patterns. Implications for practicing counselors and additional needed research are noted.

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