Career Choice Processes

Harry W. Martin

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Career Development and Diversity Nursing education and management Healthcare Education and Workforce Issues

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It is postulated that there exist patterns of career choice which are based on a series of situational decisions which, individually, have no rational connection with the choice of a particular occupation but, nonetheless, comprise the process of embarkation upon a career. The data are from a study of student nurses.

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