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A Qualitative Study on the Structure of Professional Psychological Capital of College Counselors in Higher Education

Xiaoke Chen, Jidong Meng

Abstract


Through literature analysis, deep semi-structured interviews and other methods, this paper constructs the psychological capital model of college counselorscareer. On the basis of the psychological capital of optimism, hope, self-confdence, tenacity and so on, it com-bines the uniqueness of college counselorsoccupation. Considering the special professional psychological capital such as love, enterprising, responsibility and gratitude, it forms the optimal structure dimension of college counselorsprofessional psychological capital. The results show that college counselorsprofessional psychological capital includes optimism, hope, self-confdence, love, tenacity, enterprising, respon-sibility, gratitude and so on.

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College;Assistant; Occupational Psychological Capital

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/eer.v2i1.3464

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