Analisi fattoriale esplorativa
INT INTRO EXT
Regolazione
identificata Lavoro concorda con valori personali IDENT 0.809
Motivazione
intrinseca Lavoro molto interessante INTSCA 0.798
Motivazione
intrinseca Mi piace questo lavoro INTSCA 0.765
Motivazione
intrinseca Per il piacere che il lavoro mi da INTSCA 0.738
Motivazione
intrinseca Mi diverto a fare questo lavoro INTSCA 0.726
Regolazione
identificata Lavoro personalmente significativo IDENT 0.718
Motivazione
intrinseca Gioia per compiti interessanti INTSCA 0.717
Regolazione
identificata Raggiungere importanti obiettivi personali IDENT 0.686 0.384
Regolazione
identificata Raggiungere obiettivi di vita IDENT 0.638
Regolazione
esterna Vantaggi sociali che procura EXT 0.491 0.395
Regolazione
identificata Soddisfa i miei piani di carriera IDENT 0.471 0.455
Regolazione
introiettata Il migliore, il vincitore INTRO 0.734
Regolazione
introiettata Vergogna se non riesco INTRO 0.714
Regolazione
introiettata Adatto al lavoro, altrimenti deluso INTRO 0.377 0.557
Regolazione
introiettata Lavoro la mia vita, non voglio fallire INTRO 0.354 0.548
Regolazione
introiettata Reputazione dipende dal lavoro INTRO 0.363 0.383
Regolazione
esterna Lavoro mi da sicurezza finanziaria EXT 0.771
Regolazione
esterna Tenore di vita EXT 0.750
Regolazione
esterna Mi permette di guadagnare EXT 0.742
Regolazione
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