Career Counseling With Juvenile Offenders: Effects on Self-Efficacy and Career Maturity

Katie R. Allen · Loretta J. Bradley

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This study investigated the effect of career counseling on a juvenile offender population (N = 22). Results indicated the intervention produced significantly higher levels of career maturity and self-efficacy for the treatment group compared with a control group.

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