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The Development of Occupational Calling /
Longitudinal Predictors of Calling
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Description: In this study, we investigated whether Social Support, Clarity of Professional Identity and Engagement in Learning predict the level of calling one year later. Results support the a-posteriori hypothesis of calling development.
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Engaged Learning and Calling - Path Analysis
This folder contains data, code and output for the analysis regarding the longitudinal relationship between having a calling and engagement in learnin...
Clarity of Professional Identity and Calling - Path Analysis
This folder contains data, code and output for the analysis regarding the longitudinal relationship between having a calling and clarity of profession...
Social Support and Calling - Path Analysis
This folder contains data, code and output for the analysis regarding the longitudinal relationship between having a calling and social support
Longitudinal predictors of the development of a calling: new evidence for the a posteriori hypothesis
The literature is far from providing a clear answer about the development of callings over time. It has been hypothesized that calling is a consequenc...
Longitudinal Invariance
Longitudinal Invariance of Engaged learning, Clarity of professional identity, and Social support
Reliability (alpha and omega computation)
This folder contains data, code and output for the analysis of internal reliability using both the Cronbach’s alpha (1951) and the McDonald’s omega (1...
Attrition analysis
This folder contains output for the attrition analysis reported in https://osf.io/8hbvg/
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