Counseling and Values · 2002 · 27 citations · 26 references
EducationCounselingReligionCareer CounselingPsychology Of ReligionVocational CounselingCareer ChoiceReligion In CounselingCareer Choice ValuesEnvironmental FactorsReligion-related Values In CounselingReligious Values DevelopmentVocational BehaviorVocational ChoiceVocational Values
Empirical research and vocational theory indicate that values are important in career counseling and vocational choice. Development of these values is influenced by environmental factors, such as religion. However, there are few empirical investigations of the relation between religious values and career values. The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship of career values to Christian religious values as they might be assessed in career counseling. Results indicate that there was some overlap between religious and career values, although only for specific extrinsic values.
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