Background: attachment styles are some sustainable patterns of connections which influence the persons' behaviors throughout the life, since childhood, and play important rule in individual growing and job creation. Purpose: the purpose of this paper is to study Prediction of job search efficacy and career decision-making self-efficacy based on attachment styles. Method: this research is descriptive type of correlation . Population of this study includes all studentsthat studying in Isfahan University ,during 92/93 academic year ,which selected by Simple Random Sampling method from a sample with 180 person. Data was collected from Attachment Styles ( Hazen& Shiver. 1987), job search efficacy (Salehi.2005) and career decision-making self-efficacy (Bets .1996) questionnaires and has been analyzed by SPSS. Findings: The research data determined that ambivalent and safe attachment style could predict 49 % of career decision-making self-efficacy and 37 % of job search efficacy. Results: we can deduce from current study that attachment styles has an important role in predicted of of job search efficacy and career decision-making self-efficacy career adaptability as well as explaining the career adaptability aspect, that should be attention.
Hosseinian,S , Pordelan,N , Abedi,M , Nilforooshan,P and Heydari,H . (2014). Prediction of job search efficacy and career decision-making self-efficacy based on attachment styles. Counseling and psychotherapy culture, 5(18), 69-85.
MLA
Hosseinian,S , , Pordelan,N , , Abedi,M , , Nilforooshan,P , and Heydari,H . "Prediction of job search efficacy and career decision-making self-efficacy based on attachment styles", Counseling and psychotherapy culture, 5, 18, 2014, 69-85.
HARVARD
Hosseinian S, Pordelan N, Abedi M, Nilforooshan P, Heydari H. (2014). 'Prediction of job search efficacy and career decision-making self-efficacy based on attachment styles', Counseling and psychotherapy culture, 5(18), pp. 69-85.
CHICAGO
S Hosseinian, N Pordelan, M Abedi, P Nilforooshan and H Heydari, "Prediction of job search efficacy and career decision-making self-efficacy based on attachment styles," Counseling and psychotherapy culture, 5 18 (2014): 69-85,
VANCOUVER
Hosseinian S, Pordelan N, Abedi M, Nilforooshan P, Heydari H. Prediction of job search efficacy and career decision-making self-efficacy based on attachment styles. Counseling and psychotherapy culture. 2014;5(18):69-85 (In Persian).