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The Relationship between Work Engagement and Organizational Trust: A Study of Elementary School Teachers in Turkey

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Figure 1. 2ndlevel 3-factor CFA model for Utrecht Work Engagement scale
Figure 2. 2nd level 3-factor CFA model for Multipurpose T Scale
Table 7. Pearson correlation analysis results of the relationship between elementary school teachers’ perceptions of trust in their colleagues and perceptions related to the total work engagement scale and its sub-factors

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