Gender Differences in College Students' Career Maturity and Perceived Barriers in Career Development

Volume: 73, Issue: 3, Pages: 319 - 322
Published: Jan 2, 1995
Abstract
Gender differences in 401 college students' career maturity were investigated. Quantitative measures included career-mature attitudes, career decision-making skills, and vocational congruence. Analyses revealed that female students scored significantly higher than did male students on each of the career maturity measures (p < .005). Nearly one third of the students (n = 128) were also interviewed. Qualitative analyses of the interviews revealed...
Paper Details
Title
Gender Differences in College Students' Career Maturity and Perceived Barriers in Career Development
Published Date
Jan 2, 1995
Volume
73
Issue
3
Pages
319 - 322
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