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. 2018 Jul;53(7):709–715. doi: 10.4085/1062-6050-457-16

Table 3.

Professional Identity and Values Scale Pattern Matrixa Continued on Next Page

Statement
Factor
Organizational
Sociocultural
Individual
My supervisor is able to manage the department as a whole team to enable everyone's needs to be met. 0.830
My supervisor and I can talk effectively to solve conflicts between work and nonwork issues. 0.821
My supervisor works effectively with workers to creatively solve conflicts between work and nonwork. 0.817
My supervisor thinks about how the work in my department can be organized to jointly benefit employees and the company. 0.814
My supervisor demonstrates how a person can jointly be successful on and off the job. 0.808
My supervisor takes the time to learn about my personal needs. 0.808
My supervisor makes me feel comfortable talking to him or her about my conflicts between work and nonwork. 0.796
My supervisor demonstrates effective behaviors in how to juggle work and nonwork balance. 0.796
Employees really feel that the organization respects their desire to balance work and family demands. 0.777
My supervisor is a good role model for work and nonwork balance. 0.775
I can depend on my supervisor to help me with scheduling conflicts if I need it. 0.772
My supervisor is creative in reallocating job duties to help my department work better as a team. 0.766
In general, my organization is very supportive of its employees with families. 0.765
My organization is more family friendly than most other organizations I could work for. 0.759
My supervisor asks for suggestions to make it easier for employees to balance work and nonwork demands. 0.749
My supervisor is willing to listen to my problems in juggling work and nonwork life. 0.748
I can rely on my supervisor to make sure my work responsibilities are handled when I have unanticipated nonwork demands. 0.739
My organization is understanding when an employee has a conflict between work and family. 0.708
My organization has many programs and policies designed to help employees balance work and family life. 0.666
My organization makes an active effort to help employees when there is a conflict between work and family life. 0.650
My organization provides its employees with useful information they need to balance work and family. 0.616
My organization puts money and effort into showing its support of employees and families. 0.596
My organization helps employees with families find the information they need to balance work and family. 0.550
It is easy to find out about family support programs within my organization. 0.507
How much you are able to influence the following: The handling of private matters during the workday 0.441
How much you are able to influence the following: Length of workday 0.405
How much you are able to influence the following: The scheduling of work shifts 0.400
How much you are able to influence the following: The taking of unpaid leave 0.371
How much you are able to influence the following: The starting and ending times of a workday 0.357
How much you are able to influence the following: The taking of breaks during workday 0.349
How much you are able to influence the following: The scheduling of vacations and paid days off 0.349
The intellectual leadership of a community should be largely in the hands of men. 0.740
Women should be concerned with their duties of childbearing and house tending rather than with desires for professional and business careers. 0.698
On the average, women should be regarded as less capable of contributing to economic production than are men. 0.659
Sons in a family should be given more encouragement to go to college than daughters. 0.641
It is ridiculous for a woman to run a locomotive and for a man to darn socks. 0.636
A woman should not expect to go to exactly the same places or to have quite the same freedom of action as a man. 0.621
In general, the father should have greater authority than the mother in the bringing up of children. 0.619
There are many jobs in which men should be given preference over women in being hired or profited. 0.566
The modern girl is entitled to the same freedom from regulation and control that is given to the modern boy. 0.561
Women should be given equal opportunity with men for apprenticeship in the various trades. 0.493
Under modern economic conditions with women being active outside the home, men should share in household tasks such as washing dishes and doing the laundry. 0.486
Intoxication among women is worse than intoxication among men. 0.472
Women should worry less about their rights and more about becoming good wives and mothers. 0.472
There should be a strict merit system in job appointment and promotion without regard to sex. 0.450
A woman should be as free as a man to propose marriage. 0.446
Women should be encouraged not to become sexually intimate with anyone before marriage, even their fiancés. 0.436
Telling dirty jokes should be mostly a masculine prerogative. 0.435
Both husband and wife should be allowed the same grounds for divorce. 0.412
Women should assume their rightful place in business and all the professions along with men. 0.361
Swearing and obscenity are more repulsive in the speech of a woman than of a man. 0.358
It is insulting to women to have the “obey” clause remain in the marriage service. 0.331
I feel comfortable with my level of professional experience. 0.788
I feel confident in my role as an athletic training professional. 0.759
I have developed a clear role for myself with the athletic training profession that I think is congruent with my individuality. 0.747
I am unsure about who I am as an athletic trainer. 0.719
I am still in the process of determining my professional approach. 0.705
At this stage in my career, I have developed a professional approach that is congruent with my personal way of being. 0.695
I understand theoretical concepts but I am unsure how to apply them. 0.688
I have developed personal indicators for gauging my own professional success. 0.566
Overall, I do not feel confident in my role as an athletic trainer. 0.529
Based on my level of experience within the athletic training profession, I have begun developing specialization within the field. 0.502
Percentage of variance 23.14 9.98 7.94
Eigenvalue 14.35 6.19 4.93
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Extraction method: principal component analysis. Rotation method: oblimin with Kaiser normalization.