Vocational Behavior, 1989-1991: Life-Span Career Development and Reciprocal Interaction of Work and Nonwork.

Swanson, Jane L.

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Publication Date: 1992

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Vocational Behavior, 1989-1991: Life-Span Career Development and Reciprocal Interaction of Work and Nonwork.

Swanson, Jane L.

Journal of Vocational Behavior, v41 n2 p101-61 Oct 1992

This review of research on lifespan approaches to career development finds that most studies focus on early career stages, fewer on middle to late adulthood. Research on work and nonwork domains (leisure, well-being, family) has increased in complexity and volume. Greater integration of these two strands is urged. (324 references) (SK)

Descriptors: Adult Development, Career Change, Career Choice, Career Development, Developmental Stages, Employed Women, Leisure Time, Minority Groups, Nontraditional Occupations, Older Adults, Retirement, Unemployment, Vocational Maturity

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Language: English

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