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How life-design counselling influence young adults’ (between the ages of 17 and 29) mastery of unresolved developmental tasks and enable them to flourish in their career lives

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posted on 2025-06-12, 14:40 authored by Zelda PollardZelda Pollard

This qualitative, mixed-methods case study research design was implemented and constituted identical pre- and post-intervention data-gathering phases. The quantitative pre- and post-intervention results included scores from the MEPSI and CAAS-SA as provided in the dataset.

The adapted life-design counselling intervention included the Career Interest Profile Version 7 and life-design intervention strategies such as structured and semi-structured interviews, career genograms, collages, and lifelines. The qualitative data was transcribed and analysed through thematic analysis along with the assistance of Atlas.ti (v24) software (codebook provided).

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Educational Psychology

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