Table 2.

Predicting Secondary Trauma and Job Burnout among New York City Social Workers Following September 11 Attacks (N=220)

	Secondary Trauma			Job Burnout
Predictor Variable	b	s.e.	Beta	b	s.e.	Beta
Female Gender	.100	.152	.043	−.089	.180	−.033
Married	−.089	.127	−.047	−.285†	.151	−.128
White Race	.279	.198	.094	.327	.234	.095
Years Professional Counselor	−.078	.081	−.064	−.161†	.095	−.115
WTC Recovery Involvement	.166***	.050	.233	.026	.060	.031
WTC Counseling Involvement	.048	.041	.081	.065	.049	.094
% Current Clients Violence Victims (20% or more)	.030	.154	.013	.015	.182	.005
Lifetime Trauma Events	.050	.047	.072	.062	.055	.076
Work Environment Support (had information to work effectively)	−.151**	.052	−.196	−.163**	.061	−.180
Constant	1.992***	.528	---	3.312***	.625	---
R2	.12			.10

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