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- who: TYPE and collaborators from the University of Michigan, United States have published the article: Shared and nonshared agency for occupational goals with mothers, fathers, VIPs, and romantic partners during young adulthood, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The authors examine how shared and nonshared agency with social partners (mothers, fathers, important nonparental adult, and romantic partners) can influence young adults` motivation to engage or disengage with occupational goals, and their career development. This study provides a starting point by illustrating that shared agency is generally positively associated with career development, while nonshared agency is generally . . .
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