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Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychol. 2022 Apr 28;58(8):1528–1540. doi: 10.1037/dev0001374

Table 4.

Parameter Estimates for Four-Profile Model

		Within-profile mean
		1. Low	2. Professional/ Service	3. Family	4. High
Profile prevalence	Item mean/ probability	Expectancy .12 (n = 67)	Focused .27 (n = 147)	Focused .31 (n = 173)	Expectancy .30 (n = 166)
Get married	0^a	−0.956^c	−1.011^c	0.531^d	0.734^d
Have children	0^a	−1.035^c	−0.984^c	0.483^d	0.770^d
Raise religious children	0^a	−0.431^c	−0.404^c	−0.033	0.556^d
Contribute to country	0^a	−0.749^c	0.605^d	−0.826^c	0.615^d
Help country heal	0^a	−0.599^c	0.559^d	−0.806^c	0.575^d
Help community	0^a	−0.463^c	0.450^d	−0.764^c	0.571^d
Have fulfilling career	0.703^b	0.450^c	0.913^d	0.462^c	0.865^d
Have stable job	0.606^b	0.138^c	0.885^d	0.353^c	0.807^d
Go to college	0.551^b	0.234^c	0.903^d	0.204^c	0.724^d

Notes.

^a

Indicators were standardized for analysis

^b

Indicators were binary.

^c

Statistically significantly lower than the overall item mean at p < .05.

^d

Statistically significantly higher than the overall item mean at p < .05.