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Table 1.

Comparison of groups of persons defined according to the course of a career in the aspects of well-being at age 40 (wave 1) and 50 (wave 2).

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Table 2.

Relations between personality dimensions and aspects of well-being at age 40 and 50.

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Relations between temperament in toddlerhood (1–3 y.), personality in adolescence (16 y.) and aspects of well-being at age 40 (N = 69) and 50 (N = 64).

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Prediction of well-being at age 40 based on the characteristics of temperament in toddlerhood (1–3 y.) and personality characteristics in adolescence (16 y.).

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Prediction of well-being at age 50 based on the characteristics of temperament in toddlerhood (1–3 y.) and personality characteristics in adolescence (16 y.).

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Table 6.

Prediction of professional career type at age 50 based on the characteristics of temperament in toddlerhood (1–3 y.) and personality characteristics in adolescence (16 y.).

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