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Self-esteem as a moderator in vocational choice: A test of korman's hypothesis

David Watkins Centre for Research in Learning and Instruction, N.S.W. Dept. of Education, , P.O. Box 33, Sydney, 2001
Pages 75-80 | Published online: 28 Sep 2007

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Patricia Rosman & RonaldJ. Burke. (1980) Job Satisfaction, Self-Esteem, and the Fit between Perceived Self and Job on Valued Competencies. The Journal of Psychology 105:2, pages 259-269.
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George Flouris, Michael Vamvoukas & Michael Kassotakis. (2016) The Self-Concept and Career Aspirations of Greek Students in Greece, France, Germany and Egypt. School Psychology International 11:4, pages 261-271.
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