CDMSE

AcronymDefinition
CDMSECareer Decision-Making Self-Efficacy
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Some researchers have found that, as contextual variables, career-related activities (e.g., social support) can influence the sense of CDMSE of job applicants (Zikic & Saks, 2009), such that CDMSE has a positive correlation with social support (Vertsberger & Gati, 2015).
Career decision-making self-efficacy mediates the effect of social support on career adaptability: A longitudinal study
The mean CDMSE score was 3.74 out of a possible 5.0, suggesting that these elite athletes felt moderately confident in their ability to make career related decisions.
Factors that influence career decision-making among elite athletes
Construct validity of the Career Decision-Making Self-Efficacy Scale and the relationship of CDMSE to vocational indecision.
Perfectionism and career decision-making self-efficacy
Luzzo (1993) found that CDMSE was of value in predicting career decision making attitudes.
An exploration of the relationship between male and female perceptions of opportunity for occupational goal attainment and propensity for entrepreneurship
We measured CDMSE with the Career Decision-Making Self-Efficacy Scale (CDMSES, Chinese version, Peng & Long, 2001).
Effect of proactive personality and decision-making self-efficacy on career adaptability among Chinese graduates
On the overall CDMSE, there was no significant main effect of counseling intervention (p > .05).
Finding order and direction from chaos: a comparison of chaos career counseling and trait matching counseling
The CDMSE is a 12-item subscale that measures career decision-making efficacy.
Parent support and African American adolescents' career self-efficacy
CDMSE refers to a person's belief that she or he can successfully perform the tasks involved in choosing a career.
Evaluating DISCOVER's effectiveness in enhancing college students' social cognitive career development
Opportunity for Nurturance; CDMSE = career decision-making
Predictors of student and career decision-making self-efficacy among nontraditional college women
(CDMSE; Betz, Klein, & Taylor, 1996; Betz & Luzzo, 1996) can be
Contributions of self-efficacy theory to career counseling: a personal perspective
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