Socio-Psychological Problems of Professional Direction of Young People

Abstract

The article deals with the issues of career orientation of teenagers are both social and psychological problems, and about the individual psychological characteristics of career orientation. This article examines the socio-psychological challenges encountered by young individuals in choosing and pursuing their career paths. Drawing upon psychological theories and sociological perspectives, the authors explore the complexities involved in career decision-making, including societal expectations, family influences, personal aspirations, and socioeconomic factors. The article discusses how these socio-psychological factors can impact young people's perceptions of themselves, their career options, and their ability to navigate the transition from education to employment. Additionally, it addresses the role of educational institutions, career counselors, and social support networks in assisting young individuals in making informed career choices and addressing psychosocial barriers.