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This study was to examine if career exploration efficacy has a mediating effect in therelationship between career barrier perception and career decision level of undergraduatestudents majoring in counseling. To do this, a survey was conducted on undergraduate studentsmajoring in counseling by career barrier recognition, career exploration efficacy, and careerdecision level. SPSS macro PROCESS was used to verify the mediating effect. As a result, first,the correlation between all variables was significant. Second, career exploration efficacy showeda partial mediating effect in the relationship between career barrier perception and careerdecision level for undergraduate students majoring in counseling. This indicated that the effectof career barrier perception on career decision level can be alleviated by increasing the senseof career exploration efficacy of undergraduate students majoring in counseling. Implicationsand suggestions were presented based on the results of this study.



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Undergraduate student majoring in counseling, Career barrier perception, Career exploration efficacy, Career decision level