An empirical investigation on the relationship between parenting styles and employees'  career adaptability

Shirvan, S.; Rezaei, F.; Sedrpoushan, N.

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ISSN 1923-9343 (Online) - ISSN 1923-9335 (Print) Quarterly Publication Volume 2 Issue 8 pp. 2747-2752 , 2012

An empirical investigation on the relationship between parenting styles and employees' career adaptability Pages 2747-2752 Download PDF

Authors: Sedigheh Shirvan, Fatemeh Rezaei, Najmeh Sedrpoushan

DOI: 10.5267/j.msl.2012.10.014

Keywords: Career concern, Career confidence, Career control, Authoritative parenting style, Career curiosity

Abstract: he purpose of this study is to determine the relationship between parenting styles and employees's career adaptability. The statistical population includes all employees in Polyacrid's Factory of Isfahan in 2012. The proposed study selects a sample of 321 employees using cluster sampling. The study has used a based on Baumrind's theorem, which maintains three groups of permissive, authoritarian and authoritative in Likert scale. The results of our study have indicated that there is definitely a difference in parenting style among various members in terms of career concern, career curiosity and career confidence but such relationship does not exists in terms of career control. In addition, the study explains that people with permissive parenting style have less career concern, career curiosity and career confidence than those with permissive parenting style do.

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 Shirvan, S., Rezaei, F & Sedrpoushan, N. (2012). An empirical investigation on the relationship between parenting styles and employees'  career adaptability.Management Science Letters , 2(8), 2747-2752.

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