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Reciprocal relationships between early childhood education teachers’ well-being and self-efficacy: A cross-lagged panel design
Alfred Sing Yeung LEE
, Wing Kai FUNG
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Kevin Kien Hoa CHUNG
Department of Early Childhood Education (ECE)
Centre for Child and Family Science (CCFS)
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Keyphrases
Self-efficacy
100%
Early childhood Education Teachers
100%
Teacher Self-efficacy
100%
Teacher Well-being
100%
Reciprocal Relationship
100%
Cross-lagged Panel Design
100%
Well-being
50%
In-service Teachers
33%
Hong Kong
16%
Copyright
16%
Quality Education
16%
La Salle
16%
Positive Emotions
16%
Cross-lagged Panel Model
16%
Mage
16%
Bidirectionality
16%
PERMA Model
16%
Social Sciences
Early Childhood Education
100%
Wellbeing
100%
Self-Efficacy
100%
Teacher Self Efficacy
66%
In-service Teachers
22%
Hong Kong
11%
Occupational Career
11%
Professional Occupations
11%
Emotions
11%
PERMA model
11%
Psychology
Self-Efficacy
100%
Reciprocal Relationship
100%
Teacher Self Efficacy
100%
Positive Emotion
16%