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Monika Šimkut˙ e-Bukant˙ e and Vilma Žydži¯ unait˙ e


                   Scopus ‘leadership and teach-       Scopus ‘leadership and
                   er and well-being’ (n =165)        teacher wellbeing’ (n =91)

                                      Suitable for reviewing ti-
                                     tles and abstracts (n =256)

                Inclusion criteria:             Exclusion criteria:
                + Includes primary, lower secondary,  – Not relevant to the context (i.e. not
                 and upper secondary school teachers  covering leadership of school prin-
                                                  cipals and teachers’ well-being)
                                                – Preschool and pre-primary education
                                                  teachers, as well as higher education
                                                  lecturers, are not included
                                                – Duplicate articles (2)

                                   Suitable for reviewing abstracts
                                      and summaries (n =35)


                Inclusion criteria:             Exclusion criteria:
                + Empirical studies (quantitative,  – Non-empirical articles
                 qualitative, or mixed)         – Research participants are not school
                + Specifies the particular leadership  teachers and/or school principals
                 style applied by school principals  – Does not specify the particular
                                                  leadership style applied by school
                                                  principals
                                                – No direct links to teachers’ well-being

                                    Articles fully reviewed and in-
                                  cluded in the final analysis (n =17)

                Figure 4.1 Selection of Scientific Publications Based on the Stages of a Systematic
                          Literature Review

                sion criteria, 37 articles were selected, of which two were duplicates,
                therefore the final number of publications is 35. In the next stage, not
                only the titles and excerpts of the 35 articles are read, but also the sum-
                maries/conclusions of the articles and the application of secondary cri-
                teria is introduced.
                  After this review, the number of publications was reduced to 17,
                which were included in the final analysis. After selecting suitable publi-
                cations that met the established criteria, a deeper analysis of these was
                performed.


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