Table 5.

Linear regression estimates to identify predictors of burnout (standardized β coefficients)

	Dimensions of burnout syndrome
	emotional exhaustion	depersonalization	personal accomplishment
Model 1:
Display of positive emotions	-0.247†	-0.50	0.313†
Display of negative emotions	0.247†	0.332*	-0.81
Emotional dissonance	0.401*	0.194‡	-0.209‡
Interaction control	-0.162‡	-0.114	0.036
Emotion control	0.117	0.202‡	0.134
Sensitivity and sympathy	0.007	-0.111	0.139
constant	17.52‡	-3.892	15.587‡
R2 (adjusted R2)	0.277* (0.242)	0.186* (0.148)	0.192* (0.152)
Model 2:
psychotherapeutic hours per week	0.235§	0.085	-0.316‡
years of work experience	-0.586*	-0.421†	-0.172
work hours per week	-0.047	0.088	0.031
number of clients	0.313‡	0.351‡	0.210
number of clients interacting emotionally	-0.026	-0.141	-0.001
illness	-0.061	0.000	-0.328‡
medication	0.051	0.144	0.072
psychiatric problem	0.271§	0.083	0.134
constant	17.446‡	2.711	39.631*
R2 (adjusted R2)	0.348‡ (0.226)	0.206 (0.062)	0.219 (0.070)
Model 3:
sex	-0.073	-0.071	-0.003
marital status	0.082	-0.024	0.026
children	0.059	0.002	-0.051
education	-0.022	-0.039	0.194‡
age	-0.362‡	-0.166§	0.062
constant	38.193*	13.583*	29.682*
R2 (adjusted R2)	0.107* (0.081)	0.039 (0.011)	0.046 (0.017)

*P < 0.001.

^†P < 0.01.

‡P < 0.05.

§P < 0.1.