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. 2026 May 19;17:1647498. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1647498

Table 2.

Question items and related parameters.

Variable Questionnaire items Factor loading
Parental social support 1. When I need help, my parents help me analyze the ins and outs and possible reasons. 0.705
2. My parents make me feel safe and happy. 0.711
3. My parents make me feel that no matter what decision I make, they will support me. 0.710
4. My parents accompany me at dinner, talk to me, or perform other leisure activities with me so as to make me forget my troubles. 0.714
5. My parents listen to me intently when I am describing a situation or specifying my complaints; this makes me feel like they understand me. 0.696
6. My parents encourage me and make me feel that I have to work harder to solve my problems. 0.715
7. My parents give me money or other material assistance when I need help. 0.716
8. My parents need me, and this makes me feel I am important to them. 0.710
Academic self-efficacy 9. I generally manage to solve difficult academic problems if I try hard enough. 0.726
10. I know I can stick to my aims and accomplish my goals in my field of study. 0.723
11. I will remain calm in my exam because I know I will have the knowledge to solve the problems. 0.687
12. I know I can pass the exam if I put in enough work during the semester 0.685
13. The motto ‘If other people can, I can too’ applies to me when it comes to my field of study. 0.774
Academic burnout 14. I feel emotionally drained by my studies. 0.716
15. I feel used up at the end of a day at university. 0.707
16. I feel tired when I get up in the morning and I have to face another day at the university. 0.753
17. Studying or attending a class is really a strain for me. 0.725
18. I feel burned out from my studies. 0.737
19. I have become less interested in my studies since my enrollment at the university. 0.709
20. I have become less enthusiastic about my studies. 0.725
21. I have become more cynical about the potential usefulness of my studies. 0.728
22. I doubt the significance of my studies. 0.753
23. I can effectively solve the problems that arise in my studies. 0.740
24. I believe that I make an effective contribution to the classes that I attend. 0.757
25. In my opinion, I am a good student. 0.752
26. I feel stimulated when I achieve my study goals. 0.717
27. I have learned many interesting things during the course of my studies. 0.710
28. During class I feel confident that I am effective in getting things done. 0.762

Parental social support (questionnaire items 1–8), academic self-efficacy (questionnaire items 9–13), and academic burnout (questionnaire items 14–28).