Attributions of educational and professional paths: Analysing reasons for adolescent and young adults choices
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Publication date: 2023
Labor et Educatio, 2023, 11 (2023), pp. 157 - 171
https://doi.org/10.4467/25439561LE.23.011.19216Authors
Attributions of educational and professional paths: Analysing reasons for adolescent and young adults choices
The choice of a specific educational and professional path is a significant decision. In the presented qualitative research, attention was focused on causal attributions and their importance in the process of explaining the decisions made by students of Warsaw general secondary school graduating class. Findings show that: (1) depending on the educational stage, the attribution of choices varies; (2) regarding the earlier educational stage, external attribution is dominant. The knowledge of the specifics of the causal attribution processes in relation to the choice of the educational and occupational path allows of a better understanding and guidance on making these choices.
Atrybucje ścieżek edukacyjno-zawodowych: Analiza przyczyn wyborów dokonywanych przez nastolatków i młodych dorosłych
Wybór określonej ścieżki edukacyjno-zawodowej jest ważną decyzją. W prezentowanych badaniach jakościowych zwrócono uwagę na atrybucje przyczynowe i ich znaczenie w procesie wyjaśniania decyzji podejmowanych przez uczniów ostatniej klasy warszawskich liceów ogólnokształcących. Wyniki pokazują, że: (1) w zależności od etapu edukacyjnego atrybucja wyborów jest zróżnicowana, (2) w odniesieniu do wcześniejszego etapu edukacyjnego dominuje atrybucja zewnętrzna. Znajomość specyfi ki procesów atrybucji przyczynowej w odniesieniu do wyboru ścieżki edukacyjno-zawodowej pozwala lepiej zrozumieć i ukierunkować dokonywanie tych wyborów.
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Information: Labor et Educatio, 2023, 11 (2023), pp. 157 - 171
Article type: Original article
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Attributions of educational and professional paths: Analysing reasons for adolescent and young adults choices
Attributions of educational and professional paths: Analysing reasons for adolescent and young adults choices
The Maria Grzegorzewska University, Poland
The Maria Grzegorzewska University, Warszawa, Poland
University of Malta
Published at: 2023
Received at: 10.08.2023
Accepted at: 01.11.2023
Article status: Open
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