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Chociaż istnieje zgoda co do tego, że zaangażowanie społeczne i polityczne odgrywa kluczową rolę w doradztwie zawodowym, większość strategii nie odnosi się do tego problemu bezpośrednio i praktycznie. W obliczu tego wyzwania zaproponowaliśmy narzędzie narracyjne, zwane Walidacją Dyskursywną, które, włączone do praktyk doradztwa zawodowego, umożliwiając budowanie kariery przez wrażliwych młodych/wschodzących dorosłych, przyczyniać się może do promowania zmian społecznych i indywidualnych osób. Poprzez studium przypadku przedstawiamy i omawiamy wykorzystanie Walidacji Dyskursywnej oraz oceniamy jej skuteczność, analizując zmiany w osobistej narracji za pomocą LACQuA (Life Adaptability Qualitative Assessment). Odkrycia wykazały pojawienie się zmian w refleksyjności, w narracjach klientów i repozycjonowaniu psychospołecznym. Omówiono ograniczenia i możliwości proponowanego narzędzia.

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sprawiedliwość społeczna wrażliwość wschodzący dorośli narzędzie narracyjne poradnictwo kariery

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