A Longitudinal Studies on the Relationship among the Rumination, Children’s Perception of Parenting and School Adjustment in Late Childhood

Sucheung, Kim; Lim, Choon Hee; Kim, Jiwon

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“…Socially withdrawn adolescents find it challenging to make new relationships, experience high levels of tension when faced with social situations, and tend to avoid social situations (Rubin et al, 1995). Difficulties in making appropriate relationships with peers in school, which are experienced by most multicultural adolescents, can worsen social cohesion and lead to feelings of helplessness and inferiority (Kim & Kwak, 2012; Kim & Shin, 2014). Consequently, they are less likely to participate in various activities necessary for the career preparation process, which results in a lack of career and vocational information and it negatively affects career decision-making (Lee et al, 2019).…”

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The Relationships Between Negative Affect, Parental Support, and Career Decision Among Multicultural Adolescents in Korea

Kwon

2023

Journal of Career Development

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Multicultural teenagers in South Korea often suffer from psychological difficulties, such as social withdrawal and depression, due to communication difficulties, discrimination, and economic constraints. These emotional problems negatively affect career decision-making. However, little is known about the basic mechanism through which multicultural adolescents’ internalizing problems affect their career decisions. This study expanded prior research by examining the sequential mediating effect of depression and achievement motivation in the relationship between social withdrawal and career decision-making and the moderated mediation effect of parental support in the causal pathway from social withdrawal to career decision-making via depression and achievement motivation. This study used panel data from the Multicultural Adolescents Panel Study (MAPS), a national survey. The results showed a sequential mediating effect of depression and achievement motivation, a moderating effect, and a moderating mediating effect of parental support. The results of this study imply that parental support is an essential factor that helps multicultural adolescents improve their career decision-making by alleviating depression and enhancing achievement motivation.

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Section: The Effect Of Internalizing Problems On Career Decision-makingmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Relationships Between Negative Affect, Parental Support, and Career Decision Among Multicultural Adolescents in Korea

Kwon

2023

Journal of Career Development

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A Longitudinal Studies on the Relationship among the Rumination, Children’s Perception of Parenting and School Adjustment in Late Childhood

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The Relationships Between Negative Affect, Parental Support, and Career Decision Among Multicultural Adolescents in Korea

The Relationships Between Negative Affect, Parental Support, and Career Decision Among Multicultural Adolescents in Korea

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