Types of vocational undecidedness: A replication and refinement.
Journal of Counseling PsychologyPublished 1 October 1990
Margaretha S. Lucas, Douglas L. Epperson
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Abstract
L'objet de cette etude est de montrer que l'on peut operer une meilleure conceptualisation du probleme d'indecision vocationnelle (choix de carriere professionnelle) lorsqu'on le considere comme un phenomene multivarie. Realisee aupres de 196 etudiants presentant des problemes de choix de carriere, les analyses multivariees portent sur 10 des variables issues des questionnaires de personnalites auxquels les sujets ont ete soumis (estime de soi, anxiete, travail, locus of control...). Les analyses en clusters permettent de degager certains subtypes
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