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This research aims to explore how traditional gender beliefs held by parents influence the career decisions made by students in Kazakhstan.

June 13, 2026Frontiers in SociologyOpen Access

The influence of parents gender attitudes on students career choices: a sociocultural analysis

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Randomized trial investigates how parents' gender beliefs affect students' career choices, suggesting a shift in counseling approach.

This research aims to explore how traditional gender beliefs held by parents influence the career decisions made by students in Kazakhstan.
Cross-sectional quantitative design involving 701 university students.
Used Pearson's correlation, analysis of variance (ANOVA), and linear regression methods for analysis.
Tested hypotheses regarding the association between parental gender attitudes and students' career interference.
Significant positive relationship found between traditional parental attitudes and their directive intervention (r = 0.427, p < 0.001).
Regression model explained 18.2% of the variance in parental influence (β = 0.427).
Career choices influenced more by social approval than individual abilities, highlighting the need for a family-oriented approach to counseling.

Zharkynbek et al. (2026) studied this question.

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June 13, 2026Frontiers in SociologyOpen Access

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Randomized trial investigates how parents' gender beliefs affect students' career choices, suggesting a shift in counseling approach.

This research aims to explore how traditional gender beliefs held by parents influence the career decisions made by students in Kazakhstan.
Cross-sectional quantitative design involving 701 university students.
Used Pearson's correlation, analysis of variance (ANOVA), and linear regression methods for analysis.
Tested hypotheses regarding the association between parental gender attitudes and students' career interference.
Significant positive relationship found between traditional parental attitudes and their directive intervention (r = 0.427, p < 0.001).
Regression model explained 18.2% of the variance in parental influence (β = 0.427).
Career choices influenced more by social approval than individual abilities, highlighting the need for a family-oriented approach to counseling.

Zharkynbek et al. (2026) studied this question.

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