Career Human Agency Theory

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Career Development and Diversity Education, Achievement, and Giftedness Human Behavior and Motivation

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Central to social cognitive theory is the recognition and utilization of human agency, the fundamental human quality that directs and regulates the very experiences of human living. Humans, as agents, can intentionally influence their functioning and immediate circumstances (Bandura, 2001a, 2006).

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