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CAREER READINESS IN RELATION TO JOB (EDUCATION) MISMATCH AMONG YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

A Research Paper
Presented to the Faculty of the
College of Education Graduate Studies
De La Salle University - Dasmarińas

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for Methods of Research
S.Y. 2015-2016

LAYUGAN, MARIA JASMIN P.
PALOMARES, ALMA KAMILLE B.
REAMBONANZA, ZYRA A.

October 2015

ABSTRACT
Title of the Research: CAREER READINESS AND JOB MISMATCH AMONG
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Author: MARIA JASMIN P. LAYUGAN ALMA KAMILLE B. PALOMARES ZYRA A. REAMBONANZA
Degree: Master of Arts in Education
Major: Guidance and Counseling
Date of Completion: October 2015

This instrument-development project is aimed at developing the Marital Spirituality …show more content…

A theory of emotion is critical in understanding how individuals apply the skills of emotionally competent behavior in their emotionally evocative transactions with the environment. The functionalist theoretical perspective proposed that emotion is generated when something significant impacts an individual and thus elicits a readiness to act (Campos, Mumme, Kermoian & Campos, 1994).
The model of emotional intelligence promoted by Mayer and Salovey in 1998 involves four fundamental emotion-related skills namely (1) identification and expression of emotion, (2) use of emotion to facilitate thinking, (3) understanding emotion, and (4) management of emotion in ourselves and others.
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(2015) and Choi, et.al. (2012) proposed that gender is a factor in one’s adaptability with regard to his career. The former’s study suggested that females compared with males have higher ability when it comes to adapting, while the latter’s study is in contrast as gender doesn’t influence one’s career maturity. Moreover, Harry and his colleagues’ (2015) study also explored the importance of developing one’s control, commitment and how one perceives challenge and how it can largely affect one’s coping ability.
One factor that might also affect a person’s decision and eagerness to pursue his preferred career is the influence of the Family. Choi, et.al. (2012), concluded that an individual's relationship with his parents can affect his readiness in pursuing and his maturity towards his career. Aside from career maturity, Fan and his colleagues (2014) also suggests that family can have an impact towards a person’s indecisiveness with regard to his career path.
Stress about employment can affect an individual’s career choice. This happens if a person perceives others’ expectation of them to be highly valuable than their own, thus resulting to stress and indecisiveness (Park, iChoi, Nam, & Lee,

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