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Effectiveness of a web-based acceptance and commitment therapy program for adolescent career preparation: A randomized controlled trial

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Nuova numerazione 82307
Collocazione UPS BIBL CENTR SL-II-503
Autore KIURU, N.
Titolo Effectiveness of a web-based acceptance and commitment therapy program for adolescent career preparation: A randomized controlled trial Parte componente di periodico
Descrizione fisica 103578
Nota generale Estratto da: Journal of vocational behavior 2021, 127
Riassunto Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) programs have rarely been used as tools for promoting adolescents' career preparation. This randomized controlled trial examined the possibility to promote the career preparation of Finnish ninth-grade adolescents (n = 249, 49% females) with a web-based five-week ACT-based online intervention program. Participants were randomly assigned to three conditions, of which two groups received an iACT including support via SMS (iACTface: iACT+two face-to-face sessions; only iACT: iACT with no face-to-face sessions) and the third (control) group received no treatment. The results showed that career-related insecurity decreased as a result of the intervention irrespective of adolescent gender or academic achievement. Intervention effects in career-choice self-efficacy, in turn, were moderated by gender as such that girls benefited more from face-to-face support during intervention than boys. All the detected immediate effects were maintained at the six-month follow-up. In turn, delayed intervention effects in career-related insecurity and career-choice self-efficacy were mainly observed among adolescents with low academic achievement. The effect sizes of the found intervention effects were moderate. The results suggest that ACT-based online intervention programs have potential to promote adolescent career preparation. However, such interventions might be especially effective for subgroups of adolescents.
Tipo di documento RICERCA.
Soggetto FINLANDIA.
STUDENTI.
CARRIERA.
TERAPIA.
INTERNET.
ADOLESCENTI.
AUTOEFFICACIA.
LAVORO.
RENDIMENTO.
IMPEGNO.
Ambito Pedagogico
Psicologico
Autore Secondario PUOLAKANAHO, A.
LAPPALAINEN, P.
KEINONEN, K.
MAUNO, S.
MUOTKA, J.
LAPPALAINEN, R.
Titolo correlato Journal of vocational behavior 2021, 127
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