The Relationship Between Self-Efficacy and Peer Social Support in High School Students' Career Decision-Making: A Correlational Study in Indonesia

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Correlational study reveals self-efficacy boosts career decisions, while peer support may hinder autonomy in students.

Self-efficacy positively influences career decision-making in high school students, enhancing their decision capabilities.
Peer social support shows a negative effect on career decision-making, indicating potential undermining of autonomy.
Data from 200 students revealed that self-efficacy alone explained 51.8% of variance in career decisions, highlighting its significance.
The study suggests that culturally-responsive career guidance is needed to balance self-efficacy and peer influences for better outcomes.

Firmansyah et al. (2025) studied this question.

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