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当脏的工作与社会身份相遇时:解读中国酒店学生的职业规避意图

Xiaowen Hu1,2, Bingyang Liang3, Zichao Chen1

  • 1School of Sports, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China.

Frontiers in psychology
|January 19, 2026
PubMed
概括

社会认同显著影响旅游学学生的酒店职业选择,通过对脏工作的看法和面对的担忧. 解决这些因素可以帮助平衡中国的酒店人才供应和需求.

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职业选择意图 职业选择意图面对的担忧是面对的担忧感知到的工作 脏 污秽社会认同社会认同旅游管理是旅游管理.

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