Parents as Career Development Facilitators: An Untapped Resource for the Counselor.

Janice M. Birk · Carol A. Blimline

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After an extensive review and synthesis tial in affecting the career choices of of the literature about what young chilcollege seniors. Davies and Kandel dren know about careers and about the (1981), in a study of adolescents' per developmental course of career awareceptions, also found that parents have ness, Leifer and Lesser (1976) conmore influence on their children's eluded that parents are primary educational aspirations than do the determiners of children's career choices. children's best friends. Dillard and

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1973Making vocational choices : a theory of careers 1981Parental and Peer Influences on Adolescents' Educational Plans: Some Further Evidence 1975The relation of vocational aspirations and assessments to employment reality 1981Influences of Puerto Rican, Black, and Anglo Parents' Career Behavior on Their Adolescent Children's Career Development 1979Model Influence on Career Choices of College Students

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