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Table 4.

Descriptive statistics and correlations Among independent and dependent variables and mediators From analysis sample From Measurement time 1.

Variable	M	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6
1. Altruism	3.84	0.67
2. Team identification	4.92	1.35	.22^**
2. Team identification			[.09,.35]
3. Self-esteem	3.71	1.01	.04	.08
3. Self-esteem			[−.09,.18]	[−.06,.21]
4. Self-endangering behavior tendency	3.49	1.10	.36^**	.18^**	−.03
4. Self-endangering behavior tendency			[.24,.47]	[.05,.31]	[−.17,.10]
5. Self-endangering cognitions	2.94	1.03	.27^**	.03	−.42^**	.33^**
5. Self-endangering cognitions			[.14,.39]	[−.11,.17]	[−.52, −.30]	[.20,.44]
6. Burnout Exhaustion	2.54	0.57	.07	−.14^*	−.36^**	−.04	.40^**
6. Burnout Exhaustion			[−.07,.20]	[−.27, −.01]	[−.47, −.23]	[−.17,.10]	[.28,.51]
7. Burnout disengagement	2.08	0.57	−.04	−.18^**	−.32^**	−.19^**	.28^**	.67^**
7. Burnout disengagement			[−.18,.09]	[−.31, −.05]	[−.43, −.19]	[−.32, −.06]	[.15,.40]	[.59,.74]

M and SD are used to represent mean and standard deviation, respectively. Values in square brackets indicate the 95% confidence interval for each correlation. The confidence interval is a plausible range of population correlations that could have caused the sample correlation (Cumming, 2014).

Indicates p < .05.

^**

Indicates p < .01.