관광관련 전공 대학생들이 지각하는 진로장벽이 대학생활적응에 미치는 영향에 있어 회복탄력성의 조절효과에 대한 연구

The Moderating Effect of Resilience in Effect of Career Barriers Perceived by College Student of Tourism-Related Major on Adaptation to College Life

This study aims to understand the relation between career barriers and college life adaptability with resilience as moderating variable. The results of this study are summarized as follows: First, career barriers were found to lower the college life adaptability. Especially, it was found that indecisive personality and external barriers lower the adaptation to college life. Therefore, at the individual level, they will have to make efforts to strengthen their self-confidence so as to overcome their indecisive personality and to have confidence in their bold career decisions. In order to overcome external barriers, they will have to have self-centered thought which prioritizes their own preciousness. And, in order for the students to overcome the indecisive personality, universities need to develop educational programs that enable them to have bold and confident decision-makings and will in any situation through the development of various subjects and non-subject programs for each major. Second, resilience was shown to have moderating effect on career barriers and college life adaptation. In other words, it is found that, though the perception about career barriers is high, if the perception about resilience is also high, the adaptation to college life gets high. Therefore, students will have to be able to adapt well to college life by strengthening their resilience.