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Examining Links Between Black Women’s Intersectional Identities and Career Interests
Daniel G. Lannin
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Jeremy B. Kanter
, Dominiqueca Lewis
, Alexis Greer
, Wyndolyn M.A. Ludwikowski
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Black Women
100%
Intersectional Identities
100%
Career Interest
100%
Learning Experience
83%
Racial Identity
33%
Self-efficacy
33%
Gender Identity
33%
Historically Black University
33%
Social Cognitive Career Theory
33%
RIASEC
16%
Non-associated
16%
Social Identity
16%
Self-interest
16%
Intersectional
16%
Career Self-efficacy
16%
Gender Norms
16%
Social Career
16%
Domesticity
16%
Educational Decisions
16%
Racial Centrality
16%
Social Sciences
Occupational Career
100%
Learning Experiences
55%
Self-Efficacy
33%
Gender Identity
22%
Racial Identity
22%
Social Cognitive Career Theory
22%
Structural Model
11%
Domesticity
11%
Historically black colleges and universities
11%
Psychology
Self-Efficacy
100%
Structural Model
33%
Gender Identity
33%