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This study applied cluster analysis to derive cluster types according to school adjustment andself-discrepancy levels, and analyzed the differences in career characteristics such as careeradaptability, career barriers, and career decision-making self-efficacy. As a result of clusteranalysis on 300 middle school students, a total of 5 clusters were as follows:¡®teacher-independence adjustment & consistency¡¯, ¡®teacher-independence adjustment &consistency¡¯, ¡®teacher-dependent adjustment & minimal discrepancy¡¯, ¡®peer-isolated maladjustmentand consistency¡¯, and ¡®maladjustment and high discrepancy¡¯. In addition, the analysis results ofthe all career characteristics of each cluster are as follows. Cluster 1, ¡®teacher-independenceadjustment & consistency¡¯, had the highest self-efficacy in career adaptation and careerdecision-making, and experienced fewer career barriers. Cluster 2 'teacher-independenceadjustment & consistency' showed the highest level after cluster 1 in career adaptation andcareer curiosity. Cluster 3, ¡®teacher-dependent adjustment & minimal discrepancy¡¯, showed lesscareer interest, conflict with significant others, uncertainty about the future, and lack of jobinformation. Cluster 4 'peer-isolated maladjustment and consistency¡¯ showed the lowest careerinterest and career curiosity, and the lack of confidence in its career barriers was the highestafter cluster 5. The last cluster 5, ¡®maladjustment and high discrepancy¡¯, showed the lowestcareer adaptation and career decision self-efficacy and the highest career barriers. Based on theresults, the implications and limitations of the study are discussed.


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Middle school students, School adjustment, Self-discrepancy, Career adaptability, Career barriers, Career decision-making self-efficacy, Cluster analysis