진로결정 수준 변화의 영향 요인

Abstract

The Impact Factors Related to Variations of Career Decision-making This study analyzes the factors influencing career decision-making and its change in Korean youth and use a sample from KEEP(Korea Education and Employment Panel 1-3) data. The results are reported as follows. First, the career decision-making of the youth in Korea is gradually increased with linear transformations. Also, the interrelationship between intercept and slope of career decision-making is statically significant(-.721); it means that if the factor of the intercept of career decision-making is high, an increasing rate of slope will be reduced. Second, analysis of Latent Growth Models shows that self-efficiency, source of anxiety, entrance system into a higher grade, juvenile delinquency, dialogues with parents on their child's entrance and academic achievement are found to be a statistically significant factor on the intercept of career decision-making and self-efficiency, the entrance system into a higher grade, juvenile delinquency, conversation with parents on their child entrance and academic achievement influencing slope of career decision- making. These findings indicate that career decision-making of the youth in Korea is a linear tendency and various factors such as self-efficiency, source of anxiety, entrance system into a higher grade, juvenile delinquency, dialogues with parents on their child's entrance and academic achievement are much more influential on student's career decision-making. These results suggest that we should improve the family environment, school careers programs and encourage students who have trouble in career decision-making.