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Published in final edited form as: Am J Orthopsychiatry. 2006 Jan;76(1):103–108. doi: 10.1037/0002-9432.76.1.103

Table 2.

Correlations Between Compassion Fatigue-Long Scale, Work Burnout, Secondary Trauma, and Compassion Fatigue-Short Scale and the General Health Questionnaire, Stress, and Psychological Resource Scales (n = 206)

Measure	CF (Long)	Work burnout	Secondary trauma	CF (Short)
General Health Questionnaire	.462^**	.481^**	.421^**	.494^**
Negative life events	.293^**	.242^**	.131	.233^**
Trauma Scale	.202^*	.092	.132	.098
9/11 counseling involvement	.152	.106	.145	.123
% clients survivors of violence	.065	.034	.020	.039
Social Support Scale	−.235^**	−.204^*	−.078	−.193^*
Have info to work effectively	−.211^*	−.191^*	−.144	−.186^*
Sense of Mastery Scale	−.322^**	−.329^**	−.147	−.290^**
CF (Long)	–	.801^**	.645^**	.832^**
Work Burnout Scale		–	.545^**	.939^**
Secondary Trauma Scale			–	.753^**

Note. CF = Compassion Fatigue; info = information.

p < .01.

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p < .001.