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Fig 1.

Conceptual model showing the relationship between core self-evaluations and work engagement mediated by the perception, action, and development path.

The solid lines indicate the indirect paths while the dashed line represents the direct relationship between core self-evaluations and work engagement.

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Table 1.

Correlation table: Study 1 (N = 303) correlations are presented below the diagonal / Study 2 (N = 404) correlations are presented above diagonal.

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Table 2.

Results of confirmatory factor analyses (CFA).

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Fig 2.

Standardized estimates of the model in which job characteristics, job crafting, and career competencies mediate the CSE–work engagement relationship.

The first estimate refers to sample 1 (N = 303), the second estimate refers to sample 2 (N = 404). Struc = increasing structural job resources; Soc. = increasing social job resources; Chal. = increasing challenging job demands; Refl = reflective career competencies; Comm. = communicative career competencies; Beh. = behavioral career competencies; Vit = vigor; Ded. = dedication; Abs. = Absorption. ** p < .01, † p < .10.

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