Table 2

Descriptive statistics and correlations between variables

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1. LEL4.180.460.97           
2. LES3.840.680.0610.98          
3. LSE83.058.390.60**0.0560.98         
4. Self-esteem4.280.600.53**0.0640.40**0.80        
5. Locus of control3.860.880.13**0.090*0.20**0.24**0.81       
6. Age (L)37.577.26−0.16**0.065−0.17**−0.0140.10*       
7. Sex (L)  −0.14**−0.051−0.18**−0.038−0.0570.012      
8. Educational level (L)  0.0830.0640.0430.0800.14**−0.14**−0.073     
9. Work experience (L)5.425.870.0390.054−0.10*0.034−0.0440.46**−0.11*−0.070    
10. Age (S)29.425.76−0.13**0.023−0.091*−0.0090.0700.15**0.14**−0.038−0.002   
11. Sex (S)  0.0040.090*0.0580.0670.10*−0.0050.0240.017−0.0460.16**  
12. Educational level (S)  0.0030.071−0.0020.0550.031−0.017−0.0060.024−0.053−0.0010.065 
13. Work experience (S)3.252.88−0.0530.016−0.0160.0150.0220.026−0.044−0.0610.12*0.42**0.048−0.074

Note(s):n = 128, for leaders' data and 344 for subordinates' data. Letter in brackets after variable name indicates data source: L = leaders, S = subordinates. LSE was measured using a 100-point response scale. Rater male = 1, and female = 0. Rater diploma (associate's degree) = 1, Rater bachelor's degree = 2, and Rater master's degree = 3. Age and work experience were measured in years

Cronbach's alpha coefficients are reported on the diagonal

**. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (1-tailed)

*. Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (1-tailed)

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