Person-centered methods in vocational research
Abstract
The vast majority of vocational research adopts a variable-centered approach. Implicit in this approach is the assumption that the population under study is homogeneous, and that therefore we can use a set of “averaged” parameters to describe it. Person-centered methods are a family of methods that relax this assumption of population homogeneity, viewing the individual as holistic and paying more attention to how specific configurations of...
Paper Details
Title
Person-centered methods in vocational research
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Volume
118
Pages
103398 - 103398
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