Career decision-making difficulties of adolescent boys and girls

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Career decision-making difficulties of adolescent boys and girls

M. J. Albion

Australian journal of career development, 06/2000, Volume: 9, Issue: 2

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The Career Decision Difficulties Questionnaire (CDDQ) was administered to 347 secondary students to investigate gender differences in career decision-making difficulties faced by young people. As well as assessing their level of difficulties according to three subscales of the CDDQ measures were also obtained of students' undecidedness, their satisfaction with their decision- making status, and their confidence in their current career choices.

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