Differential Diagnosis and Treatment of Career Indecision
The Personnel and Guidance JournalPublished 1 September 1983
Dale R. Fuqua, Bruce W. Hartman
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Although progress has been made in developing a more complete understanding of career indecision, there continues to be a need for a better diagnostic approach to career indec decision.
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Although progress has been made in developing a more complete understanding of career indecision, there continues to be a need for a better diagnostic approach to career indecision.
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