\u201cMore important, perhaps, is the realization by educators, parents, employers, and students themselves, that they desire and need more from education than just knowledge. They want education to promote development of students\u2019 identities: self-knowledge, values, goals, and orientation and skills for personal and social transformation that would help in coping with the rapid changes that characterize life in this century.\u201d
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\"Identity exploration is a central mechanism for identity formation that has been found to be associated with intense engagement, positive coping, openness to change, flexible cognition, and meaningful learning.\"
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\"Too often undergraduate business programs fail to prepare graduates to understand deeply what their lives could be about in any full sense or what their places should be in the world around them. As a result, they are not adequately prepared to be leaders in business or to gain full satisfaction in their personal and civic lives.\u2019\u2019
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