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Although career-related stress has been highly ranked among various stressful events that college students experience，limited numbers of empirical research investigated career-related stress and career decision-making. The current study attempted to explore the mediating effects of coping between career-related stress and career decision making. Three hundred and seventy three college students participated in this study. The results from hierarchical multiple regression indicated that problem-focused coping and avoidance-focused coping partially mediated the link of career-related stress and career decision-making. However, career-related stress was found to be a strong predictor of career decision-making despite the mediating effects of coping. Discussion focused on intervention strategies in career counseling for college students considering the levels of career-related， stress and main coping strategies that college students employ.
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