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    Perspectives of work among Mexican Immigrants

    Flores, Lisa Y. (Lisa Yvonne), 1969-
    Rosales Meza, Rocio
    Ojeda, Lizette, 1981-
    Mendoza, Monique
    Medina, Veronica E.
    Wagner, Julie
    He, Yuhong
    Jordan, Shiloh
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    2006
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    Abstract
    In this pilot study, four Mexican immigrants who have lived in the United States from one to five years were interviewed about their experiences with work in the U.S. Interview data were analyzed using consensual qualitative research methods (Hill, Thompson, & Williams, 1997). Themes associated with their work experiences were motivation for working in U.S., barriers to working, access to working, attitudes toward work, conceptions of work, work goals and expectations, work climate, and information for others. Implications of the results for vocational psychologists and suggestions for future research are discussed.
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