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Hartung, Paul J. – 1995
Career certainty refers to the degree to which individuals feel confident, or decided, about their occupational plans. Since Parsons first classified people into career-decided and career-undecided groups, counseling researchers and practitioners have worked to formally assess career choice status. These efforts have yielded two generations of…
Descriptors: Career Choice, Career Counseling, Career Exploration, Career Guidance
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Hartung, Paul J. – Career Development Quarterly, 1996
Career counselors use occupations information to help clients make informed vocational decisions. A literature review of career information reveals a significant lack of study of the visual content of career information materials. By taking account of visual images in career information resources, counselors can help clients explore imagined…
Descriptors: Career Counseling, Career Development, Career Guidance, Careers
Hartung, Paul J. – 1997
Gaining career decision-making and world-of-work knowledge, and increasing career planning and exploratory behavior represent key tasks of adolescent career development. To better understand this process, the extent to which personality type relates to career development in high school students is examined in this report. A cohort of 64 high…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Career Development, Careers, Correlation
Hartung, Paul J.; Rogers, James R. – 1997
Work and family form a core relationship in people's lives and many individuals struggle to balance these responsibilities. To explore this balance, some of the issues surrounding attitudes toward gender equality and work-family commitment as related to medical students, are examined in this report. The research focused on patterns of commitment…
Descriptors: Careers, Family Involvement, Family Life, Family Role