求职：动态的自我调节过程
Job Search: A Dynamic Self-Regulation Process
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2022.123108, PDF,   
作者: 罗 敏*, 张卓然*, 冯逸汝, 安复林, 莫智平, 姚 翔#：北京大学心理与认知科学学院，北京
关键词: 就业；求职；自我调节；Employment； Job Search； Self-Regulation
摘要: 求职研究多采用自我调节视角，将求职定义为动态的、自发的、追求目标的自我调节过程。本文围绕自我调节的框架视角，回顾了近年国内外的求职研究，综述了求职自我调节的前因变量、过程变量和结果变量。在回顾最新研究成果的基础上，研究者提出了未来研究需拓展的三个领域：采用更为动态的方法考察求职过程；增加对求职目标、元认知活动、反馈等关键自我调节机制的关注；采用更为整合性的理论视角研究求职。
Abstract: Job search is typically defined as a dynamic, autonomous, and goal-directed self-regulation process in most of the literature. Adopting the self-regulation framework, we focused on literature worldwide in recent years and summarized the antecedents, the process, and the outcomes of job search self-regulation. Based on the summary of research progress, we suggest that future research should examine the dynamic nature of job search process, focus more on key self-regulation mechanism (e.g., job search goals, metacognition activities, and feedback), and use a more integrated theoretical perspective to study job search.
文章引用：罗敏, 张卓然, 冯逸汝, 安复林, 莫智平, 姚翔 (2022). 求职：动态的自我调节过程. 心理学进展, 12(3), 905-913. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2022.123108

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