Research Article

[Retracted] Career Exploration and College Students’ Career Adaptability: The Mediating Role of Future Work Self-Salience and Moderating Role of Perceived Teacher Support

Table 3

Hierarchical regression analysis model.

VariableFuture work self-salienceCareer adaptability
Model 1Model 2Model 3Model 4Model 5Model 6Model 7Model 8

Constant3.894 (0.516)1.964 (0.486)3.721 (0.402)3.929 (0.367)1.368 (0.237)1.243 (0.237)2.423 (0.342)1.136 (0.236)

Control variable
Gender−0.371 (0.048)−0.191 (0.045)−0.088 (0.039)−0.239 (0.034)0.007 (0.022)0.019 (0.022)−0.093 (0.031)0.023 (0.022)
Age−0.012 (0.023)−0.017 (0.021)−0.007 (0.018)0.006 (0.017)−0.001 (0.010)0.000 (0.010)0.011 (0.015)0.002 (0.010)
Grade−0.012 (0.042)−0.024 (0.038)0.011 (0.033)−0.025 (0.030)−0.041 (0.019)−0.040 (0.019)−0.017 (0.027)−0.037 (0.018)
Place of student source0.223 (0.088)0.114 (0.080)0.045 (0.068)0.240 (0.030)0.095 (0.039)0.088 (0.039)0.169 (0.056)0.084 (0.038)

Independent variable
Career exploration0.568 (0.037)0.311 (0.035)0.754 (0.018)0.717 (0.020)0.715 (0.020)

Mediator variable
Future work self-salience0.064 (0.015)0.178 (0.024)0.026 (0.017)

Moderator variable
Perceived teacher support0.569 (0.032)0.187 (0.029)0.050 (0.020)

Interaction
Career exploration  Perceived teacher support0.293 (0.045)0.143 (0.031)
Future work self-salience  Perceived teacher support0.095 (0.027)0.014 (0.022)
R20.0650.2280.4370.0610.6340.6410.2530.651
Adjusted R20.0610.2250.4330.0580.6330.6390.2490.648
ΔR20.0650.1640.3720.0610.5730.0060.1920.590