The Relationship Between Career Social Support and Employability of College Students: A Moderated Mediation Model.

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2020
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Abstract
This study examines the underlying mechanism that connects career social support with employability through a survey of 392 Chinese college students. The results showed that career social support had a positive effect on career adaptation and employability of college students, and career adaptation mediated the association between career social support and employability. Furthermore, proactive personality was found to play a moderating role in linking career adaptation and employability. More specifically, higher levels of a proactive personality strengthen the enhancing effect of career adaptation on the employability of college students. Therefore, there was a moderated mediation effect between career social support and employability of college students.
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Authors Xia, Tiansheng;Gu, Honglei;Huang, Yamei;Zhu, Qian;Cheng, Yufang;
Journal Frontiers in psychology
Year 2020
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10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00028
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employability career adaptation career social support moderated mediation proactive personality

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