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    청각장애인의 직업선택 결정요인에 관한 연구

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      광주 : 광주대학교 사회복지전문대학원, 2011

    • 학위논문사항
    • 발행연도

      2011

    • 작성언어

      한국어

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      371.912 판사항(21)

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      광주

    • 기타서명

      A Study on the Determinant Factors of Career Choices of the Deaf

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      x, 128 p. : 도표 ; 26 cm.

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      참고문헌: p.113-122

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    The purpose of this study was to present the strategies for promoting the employment of individuals with deafness by examining the variables related to their career choice. The following research questions were formulated:
    1. What are the socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics of the clients with deafness at the sign language interpretation centers?
    2. What have they experienced in the process of obtaining and maintaining jobs?
    3. Are their socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics associated with their preferred types of jobs?
    4. Are their socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics associated with the conditions for their career choice?
    5. Do their socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics predict the values for their job choice?
    The responses from a total of 508 persons with deafness, the clients at the sign language interpretation centers, were finally analyzed for this study. The participants were selected by stratified cluster sampling (e.g., metropolitan area as a stratum and the center as a cluster) and by recruiting 20 participants from each of the 37 centers.
    A questionnaire was designed to collect data for addressing the research questions. The instrument included the items regarding the following: (a) socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics of the participants, (b) job-seeking and on-the-job experiences, (c) types of jobs preferred, (d) conditions for selecting specific jobs, and (e) values affecting their career choice.
    The respondents consisted of about 57% of males and 43% of females. Their age ranged in years from 19 to 77 (an average of 41). They comprised 36% of high school graduates and 22% of graduates from junior colleges. More than half the participants were protestants and married. A third of the participants were the recipients of the public stipends. Eighty-one percent of the participants had degree two of hearing impairment and the remaining degree one of hearing impairment. More than half the participants had their onset of hearing impairment before age three.
    Eighty-five percent of the respondents had job experiences, whereas the remaining did not. Those with no job experiences did not pursue jobs due to the possibility of the exclusion from the public support system and most of them relied on sign language interpreters for information on jobs. The respondents with job experiences were mostly employed in manual labor jobs. The sign language interpreters, not the public officers at the offices for promoting the employment of persons with disabilities, were reported to help the respondents obtain jobs.
    Their preferred types of jobs were, for the most part, equally distributed across the nine categories of standard jobs with professional jobs preferred the most. Gender, age, level of education, marital status, residential area, recipient status of public stipend, and primary media of communication, respectively, was significantly associated with their preferred type of jobs.
    The respondents perceived the individual abilities as the most important for choosing jobs. Degree of hearing impairment was significantly associated with the perceived condition for job selection. None of the other socio-demographic and disability-related variables was associated with the perception.
    The values affecting the determination of jobs were found to be in the order of disability awareness, salary, availability of sign language interpretation services, job conditions, job stability, aptitude and prospect, authority, and religious lives. Different sets of variables were found to predict their value for determining jobs.
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    The purpose of this study was to present the strategies for promoting the employment of individuals with deafness by examining the variables related to their career choice. The following research questions were formulated: 1. What are the socio-dem...

    The purpose of this study was to present the strategies for promoting the employment of individuals with deafness by examining the variables related to their career choice. The following research questions were formulated:
    1. What are the socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics of the clients with deafness at the sign language interpretation centers?
    2. What have they experienced in the process of obtaining and maintaining jobs?
    3. Are their socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics associated with their preferred types of jobs?
    4. Are their socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics associated with the conditions for their career choice?
    5. Do their socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics predict the values for their job choice?
    The responses from a total of 508 persons with deafness, the clients at the sign language interpretation centers, were finally analyzed for this study. The participants were selected by stratified cluster sampling (e.g., metropolitan area as a stratum and the center as a cluster) and by recruiting 20 participants from each of the 37 centers.
    A questionnaire was designed to collect data for addressing the research questions. The instrument included the items regarding the following: (a) socio-demographic and disability-related characteristics of the participants, (b) job-seeking and on-the-job experiences, (c) types of jobs preferred, (d) conditions for selecting specific jobs, and (e) values affecting their career choice.
    The respondents consisted of about 57% of males and 43% of females. Their age ranged in years from 19 to 77 (an average of 41). They comprised 36% of high school graduates and 22% of graduates from junior colleges. More than half the participants were protestants and married. A third of the participants were the recipients of the public stipends. Eighty-one percent of the participants had degree two of hearing impairment and the remaining degree one of hearing impairment. More than half the participants had their onset of hearing impairment before age three.
    Eighty-five percent of the respondents had job experiences, whereas the remaining did not. Those with no job experiences did not pursue jobs due to the possibility of the exclusion from the public support system and most of them relied on sign language interpreters for information on jobs. The respondents with job experiences were mostly employed in manual labor jobs. The sign language interpreters, not the public officers at the offices for promoting the employment of persons with disabilities, were reported to help the respondents obtain jobs.
    Their preferred types of jobs were, for the most part, equally distributed across the nine categories of standard jobs with professional jobs preferred the most. Gender, age, level of education, marital status, residential area, recipient status of public stipend, and primary media of communication, respectively, was significantly associated with their preferred type of jobs.
    The respondents perceived the individual abilities as the most important for choosing jobs. Degree of hearing impairment was significantly associated with the perceived condition for job selection. None of the other socio-demographic and disability-related variables was associated with the perception.
    The values affecting the determination of jobs were found to be in the order of disability awareness, salary, availability of sign language interpretation services, job conditions, job stability, aptitude and prospect, authority, and religious lives. Different sets of variables were found to predict their value for determining jobs.

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    목차 (Table of Contents)

    • 제1장 서론 1
    • 제1절 연구의 필요성 1
    • 제2절 연구의 목적 및 연구문제 4
    • 제2장 이론적 배경 5
    • 제1장 서론 1
    • 제1절 연구의 필요성 1
    • 제2절 연구의 목적 및 연구문제 4
    • 제2장 이론적 배경 5
    • 제1절 직업의 의의 5
    • 제2절 직업선택 관련 이론 6
    • 1. 특성요인이론 7
    • 2. 욕구이론 7
    • 3. 인성이론 8
    • 4. 진로발달이론 10
    • 5. 사회이론 12
    • 6. 사회학습이론 13
    • 제3절 직업선택의 결정 요인 14
    • 1. 개인적 요인 14
    • 2. 사회적 요인 16
    • 제4절 청각장애인의 특성 20
    • 1. 청각장애인의 정의와 현황 20
    • 2. 청각장애인의 의사소통 특성 22
    • 3. 청각장애인의 인지적 특성 25
    • 4. 청각장애인의 직업적 특성 27
    • 5. 청각장애인의 직업 현황 29
    • 제5절 선행연구 고찰 37
    • 1. 적합직종에 관한 선행연구 37
    • 2. 취업에 영향을 미치는 요인에 관한 선행연구 41
    • 3. 직업적응 및 취업실태에 관한 선행연구 47
    • 제3장 연구방법 49
    • 제1절 연구모형 및 연구가설 49
    • 1. 연구모형 49
    • 2. 연구가설 51
    • 제2절 조사대상 및 자료수집 54
    • 제3절 조사도구 56
    • 1. 조사도구 개발 56
    • 2. 변수의 정의 및 측정 56
    • 3. 조사도구 구성 58
    • 제4절 자료 분석 61
    • 제4장 연구결과 및 논의 62
    • 제1절 조사대상자의 일반적 사항 62
    • 1. 인구사회학적 특성 62
    • 2. 장애관련 특성 65
    • 제2절 청각장애인의 구직과정 및 취업현황 68
    • 1. 취업경험이 없는 청각장애인 68
    • 2. 취업경험이 있는 청각장애인 73
    • 제3절 청각장애인의 직업선택 및 관련 변인 분석 84
    • 1. 인구사회학적 변인과 직업선택 간의 관계 85
    • 2. 장애관련 변인과 직업선택 간의 관계 88
    • 제4절 직업선택 조건에 대한 청각장애인의 인식과 관련 변인 분석 90
    • 1. 인구사회학적 변인과 직업선택 조건 간의 관계 91
    • 2. 장애관련 변인과 직업선택 조건 간의 관계 93
    • 제5절 직업선택 가치관에 미치는 영향 변인 분석 94
    • 1. 임금에 미치는 영향 변인 95
    • 2. 근무조건에 미치는 영향 변인 96
    • 3. 적성 및 비전에 미치는 영향 변인 97
    • 4. 직업 안정성에 미치는 영향 변인 98
    • 5. 직업적 권위에 미치는 영향 변인 99
    • 6. 종교생활 가능에 미치는 영향 변인 101
    • 7. 장애인에 대한 이해에 미치는 영향 변인 102
    • 8. 수화통역사 배치에 미치는 영향 변인 103
    • 제5장 결론 105
    • 제1절 요약 105
    • 1. 조사대상자의 일반적 사항 105
    • 2. 청각장애인의 구직과정 및 취업현황 106
    • 3. 청각장애인의 직업선택 및 관련 변인 분석 107
    • 4. 직업선택 조건에 대한 청각장애인의 인식과 관련 변인 분석 108
    • 5. 직업선택 가치관에 미치는 영향 변인 분석 108
    • 제2절 결론 109
    • 제3절 제언 112
    • 참 고 문 헌 113
    • 부 록 123
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