According to Peiperl and Baruch ([1997]), in a post corporate career realm, vocational identity gains potency and serves as a source or predictor of workplace identity.
Although sequence conservation between species can, in some cases, be an efficient predictor of enhancer identity, there are examples where genes with identical expression patterns in different species rely on enhancers that bear no similarities [ 19].
Therefore, the amount of practical training might be a more precise predictor of vocational identity than dual versus solely school-based training.
Our results suggest that the amount of practical training is a more stable predictor of vocational identity than dual versus solely school-based training; therefore, we recommend that providing vocational internships can improve learners' identification with their vocation and potentially overcome differences between scholastic learners and apprentices.
Moreover, white consciousness is a consistent and important predictor of racial identity and racial affect.
What we actually have are scores from a predictor of nebulous identity correlated with ratings for a seemingly discrete construct that is turning out to be equally slippery.
The researchers were interested in the alignment between students' physics identities and physics career choices, as well as to what extent the factors surveyed were predictors of physics identity.
Given the substantial size variations the object underwent, this made many lower-level cues (such as the relative brightness or contrast of the discriminanda) completely unreliable as predictors of object identity.
The significant independent predictors of disability were identity beliefs (perceived symptoms), personal control beliefs, timeline beliefs, and pain self-efficacy; fear-avoidance variables tended to be weaker predictors.
This study shows that, for the scleractinian coral Acropora millepora, Symbiodinium identity is the strongest predictor of coral holobiont fitness as assessed by growth, survival and thermal tolerance.
