英文摘要 |
Given the prevalence of risk society issues, people worldwide are facing crises such as extreme weather, regional conflicts, energy, and economic crises. The new generation of college students growing up in this crisis-ridden atmosphere are developing individual and collective awareness and subconsciousness, gradually engaging in the construction of the present and future society. This study adopts an individual psychology perspective to explore the life adversities and career challenges that college students may experience during their growth stage. Furthermore, from the perspective of self-regulated learning, this study examines how individuals can recognize adversity issues, cultivate the courage to embrace change, and employ cognitive dialectics and empathy to foster social interests and pursue careers that benefit themselves, others, and society. Finally, this study proposes a framework for guiding college students' self-directed learning in developing social empathy. It also emphasizes the importance of creating educational contexts in higher education that offers support, challenges, and opportunities for expanding college students’ horizons. This will enable them to mature in the face of today's risky social atmosphere and establish a solid foundation of self-directed learning ability and social interests for their early careers as adults. |