Development of and Reasons for Vocational Choices of Adolescents through the High-School Years

Viola Bloom

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A review of the previous literature reveals a number of studies relating in one way or the other to the present study. Various investigators ? Powell (8), Super (11), Kuhlen (3), Shaffer (9) ? have been concerned with adolescents' vocational choices, particularly in relationship to general adjustment. Studies of the reasons for choice or certain factors related to choice have also been published ? Ezell and T?te (1), Norton (6^. Stephenson (10) found a lack of intelligent planning in ninth graders. Moser (5) studied influences of cultured factors upon selection of vocational pref erences. Many other studies ? Ginsberg (2), Levine and Wallen (4), Peters (7), etc. ? , have presented a number of aspects of vocational pref erences.

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1936The Psychology of Adjustment 1939Occupational level and job satisfaction.

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1977Occupational Choices of Sydney Teenagers: Relationships with Sex, Social Class, Grade Level and Parent Expectations 1982The Sex Factor in Occupational Choice

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