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    This study investigated the attitudes of 302 senior high school students in Gingoog City, Philippines toward career decision making. The researchers examined how gender, grade level, and socioeconomic status influence students' career choices. They found that parents have the most prominent influence on students' career decisions. Males tended to be more decisive in their career choices than females. Students from lower-income families also tended to be more fixed in their career choices than those from higher-income families. The researchers hope this study can contribute to understanding career decision making among students as the Philippines implements its K to 12 education program.

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    This study investigated the attitudes of 302 senior high school students in Gingoog City, Philippines toward career decision making. The researchers examined how gender, grade level, and socioeconomic status influence students' career choices. They found that parents have the most prominent influence on students' career decisions. Males tended to be more decisive in their career choices than females. Students from lower-income families also tended to be more fixed in their career choices than those from higher-income families. The researchers hope this study can contribute to understanding career decision making among students as the Philippines implements its K to 12 education program.

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    Attitude Towards Career Decision Making of Senior High School Students

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    This study investigated the attitudes of 302 senior high school students in Gingoog City, Philippines toward career decision making. The researchers examined how gender, grade level, and socioeconomic status influence students' career choices. They found that parents have the most prominent influence on students' career decisions. Males tended to be more decisive in their career choices than females. Students from lower-income families also tended to be more fixed in their career choices than those from higher-income families. The researchers hope this study can contribute to understanding career decision making among students as the Philippines implements its K to 12 education program.

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    ATTITUDE TOWARDS CAREER DECISION MAKING OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

    STUDENTS

    Jayson S. Digamon, MA1


    1Department of Education, Division of Gingoog City

    Joy C. Mangubat, Ph.D.2


    1Department of Education, Division of Gingoog City

    Connie M. Obedencio, MBM3


    1Department of Education, Division of Gingoog City

    Roxanne J. Montojo, IE4


    1Department of Education, Division of Gingoog City

    ABSTRACT

    This descriptive study investigated the attitude towards career decision making of
    the 302 senior high school students of Gingoog City Comprehensive National High
    School, Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental. Factors such as sex, grade level and
    socioeconomic status were focused to determine their influence on students’ career
    decision. The researchers utilized mean, frequency and percentage, T-test and F-
    test/ANOVA, Scheffe Post Hoc Testing and Multiple Comparisons to organize the data in
    the study. The results reveal that parents stand as the most prominent factor of students’
    career decision. Likewise, males and females vary in their career choice such that males
    are more decisive in their career decision making compared to females. Further, students
    who have lower family income tend to be more fixed in their career choice compared to
    those whose families earning high salaries. This study aspires to contribute to the existing
    studies on career decision making among students especially that their progression from
    senior high school is one of the topmost priorities in implementation of the K to 12 program
    in the Philippines.

    Key Words: career choice, career decision making, career factors

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