The Connection between the Level of Career Indecision and the Perceived Self-efficacy on the Career Decision-making among Teenagers

Career Indecision is the key issue that specialists in career advice are interested to evaluate. The present study, with a correlational design, aims to investigate the connection between the level of career indecision and the perceived self-efficacy on making career decisions among teenagers at the end of upper secondary education (N = 160). Based on the results, it was established that there is an insignificant negative correlation between gender and career indecision, however, between self-efficacy on making career decisions and gender of participants there is a significant positive correlation.