Survey study finds significant links between parenting style, emotional intelligence, and career self-efficacy in adolescents, highlighting the need for improved parenting practices.
Key Points
A significant relationship exists between parenting style and adolescents' career self-efficacy, with emotional intelligence playing a crucial role.
Regression analysis indicates that different parenting styles contribute to variations in career self-efficacy among adolescents.
Data was collected from 335 lower-six form students using three sets of questionnaires for comprehensive analysis.
Improving parenting practices and emotional intelligence can enhance career self-efficacy outcomes for adolescents.