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    Meaning–in–life orientations and values in youth: cross–cultural comparison

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    2012
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    Gorlova, Natalia
    Romanyuk, Lyudmyla
    Vanbrabant, Leonard
    Van de Schoot, Rens
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    Search for purposes in life and the meaning of life is one of the developmental tasks in youth. The Meaning-in-Life Orientations test (MOL) is often used to assess purposes in life and meaningfulness of life and is often used to compare individuals and groups. It is yet unclear whether this test shows measurement invariance across different countries or not, which was the main object of the current study. First, confirmatory factor analyses were conducted separately for data sets with Russian and Ukrainian students. Second, metric and scalar invariance were tested. Finally, comparisons between Russian and Ukrainian students were made on their scores on the MOL.
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