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  • Mentoring interventions are crucial for development.
  • Prior research suggests specific processes underlie mentoring effectiveness.
  • A validated measure is needed to assess these processes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and validate a new scale measuring five core mentoring intervention processes.
  • To examine the dimensionality and validity of the proposed mentoring scale.
  • To explore how different mentoring emphasizes affect outcomes.

Main Methods:

  • Confirmatory factor analyses were used to test a five-dimensional model.
  • Data were collected from 740 mentors and 302 mentees (mean age 16.59).
  • Convergent validity was assessed using other mentoring relationship quality indicators.

Main Results:

  • A bifactor model with five specific factors was supported for adult mentor reports.
  • A simplified single-factor model fit youth reports.
  • Correlations supported the convergent validity of the derived scale scores.

Conclusions:

  • The new scale shows promise for differentiating mentoring processes.
  • Adult mentor and youth reports differ in perceived mentoring dimensions.
  • The scale can guide research on mentoring impact and inform training development.