Effects of computer-assisted career decision making on vocational identity and career exploratory behaviors
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1999
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Mau, Wei-Cheng J.
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Mau, W.-C. (1999). Effects of computer-assisted career decision making on vocational identity and career exploratory behaviors. Journal of Career Development, 25(4), 261-274.
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Undergraduates (n=108) were assigned to six groups: computerized Career Decision-Making (CDM), computerized Self-Directed Search (SDS), CHOICES, CDM and SDS, wait-listed, or control. Teaching decision-making strategies through CDM improved short- and long-term vocational identity; the informational approach (CHOICES) had long-term impact. Despite its lack of significant impact, students were more satisfied with SDS.
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