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. 2021 Apr 7;57(1):20–32. doi: 10.1002/ijop.12761

TABLE 1.

Means, standard deviations, reliabilities and correlations between study variables

Variable M SD α/Ω 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Time linear Time quadratic Time cubic
1. Gender  0.73  0.44
2. Age 43.16 10.47  .08
3. Children  0.56  0.50  .01  .18
4. Group  0.50  0.50 −.09 −.17  .03
5. Work‐nonwork balance  3.40  0.85 .90/.90  .12  .13 −.13 −.10  .32  .32 −.41  .31  .40 −.01  .01  .02
6. Work engagement  3.77  0.97 .89/.89  .06 −.03  .01 −.04  .38  .24 −.04  .55  .31 −.11 −.12 −.12
7. Work scheduling autonomy  5.30  1.20  .14  .07  .10 −.20  .39  .36 −.24  .28  .17  .02  .04  .04
8. Workload  4.19  1.11 .89/.89 −.14 −.10  .07  .18 −.43 −.07 −.20 −.13 −.09  .01  .03  .04
9. Job satisfaction  7.32  1.78  .02  .13  .04 −.06  .40  .66  .34 −.12  .19  .03  .02  .02
10. Autonomy satisfaction  3.56  0.82 .88/.89  .08 −.01 −.11 −.05  .49  .41  .28 −.06  .28 −.16 −.14 −.11

Note. Cronbach's alpha for month‐level variables are averaged over measurement occasions. Gender: 0 = female, 1 = male; Children: 0 = living without children, 1 = living with children; Group: 0 = control group, 1 = intervention group. Correlations below the diagonal are person‐level correlations (N = 348–516) with correlations r ≥ .10 being significant at p < .05 and r ≥ .12 being significant at p < .01. Correlations above the diagonal are month‐level correlations (N = 1382–1721) with correlations r ≥ 09 being significant at p < .01.