This study examined the moderating effect of ego-resilience and mediating effect of career attitude maturity on the relationship of college student's career-related stress and college adjustment. 338 university students completed scales, and data was ...
This study examined the moderating effect of ego-resilience and mediating effect of career attitude maturity on the relationship of college student's career-related stress and college adjustment. 338 university students completed scales, and data was analyzed by spss 18.0. The major result are as follow. First, ego-resilience was not moderated between career-related stress and college adjustment. Second, career attitude maturity mediated partially the relationship between career-related stress and college adjustment. The implication of this study is to enhance college students' school adjustment. Based on these findings, implications on career counseling and future research were discussed. Schools should make efforts, such as developing guidance program for coping career-related stress, to serve students to set their career goals as soon as they get into college.