Table 2.
Mean scores* in the MBI subscales
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EE |
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DP |
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PA |
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| Mean score | Mean age | Mean work experience | Mean score | Mean age | Mean work experience | Mean score | Mean age | Mean work experience | |
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Non Burned out |
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Low (95%CI)Correlations |
(N** = 688) 13.57(13.26–13.88) |
(N = 590) 37.49(36.64–38.35)(r = −0.022)NS |
(N = 677) 15.33(14.51–16.15)(r = −0.004)NS |
(N = 546)2.49(2.36–2.62) |
(N = 463) 38.47(37.52–39.42)(r = −0.09)p = 0.008 |
(N = 536) 16.42(15.52–17.32)(r = −0.06)p = 0.05 |
(N = 388) 44.35(44.15–44.55) |
(N = 334) 40.24(39.09–41.39)(r = 0.10)p = 0.001 |
(N = 381) 18.20(17.10–19.29)(r = 0.11)P < 0.001 |
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Moderate (95%CI)Correlations |
(N = 409) 25.22(24.95–25.50) |
(N = 340) 36.56(35.43–37.68)(r = −0.3)NS |
(N = 401) 14.44(13.38–15.49)(r = −0.058)NS |
(N = 390)7.76(7.62–7.90) |
(N = 342) 36.39(35.30–37.49)(r = −0.05)NS |
(N = 382) 13.59(12.55–14.64)(r = −0.06)NS |
(N = 494) 38.79(38.64–38.95) |
(N = 425) 36.84(35.83–37.85)(r = 0.02)NS |
(N = 489) 14.49(13.54–15.45)(r = 0.05)NS |
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High (95%CI)Correlations |
(N = 124) 36.82(35.73–37.91) |
(N = 102) 34.51(33.36–35.66)(r = −0.065)NS |
(N = 120) 14.17(12.29–16.05)(r = −0.045)NS |
(N = 286) 14.31(13.95–14.67) |
(N = 231) 35.55(34.17–36.93)(r = 0.02)NS |
(N = 281) 12.63(11.68–13.58)(r = −0.01)NS |
(N = 337) 30.03(29.47–30.59) |
(N = 274) 34.00(32.91–35.08)(r = 0.06)NS |
(N = 326) 11.89(10.83–12.94)(r = 0.07)NS |
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Burned out |
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Low (95%CI)Correlations |
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(N = 20) 45.00 (42.24–47.76) |
(N = 15) 37.67 (32.25–43.09)(r = 0.32)NS |
(N = 19) 13.26 (8.16–18.36)(r = 0.02)NS |
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Moderate (95%CI)Correlations |
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(N = 65) 38.48 (38.13–38.83) |
(N = 55) 34.76 (32.32–37.21)(r = 0.08)NS |
(N = 64) 12.41 (10.08–14.73)(r = 0.08)NS |
| High (95%CI)Correlations | (N = 177) 38.13 (37.29–39.02) | (N = 154) 32.90 (31.55–34.26)(r = 0.215)p = 0.001 | (N = 175) 10.53 (9.18–11.89)(r = 0.10)p = 0.05 | (N = 177) 17,35 (16.66–18.04) | (N = 154) 32.90 (31.55–34.26)(r = 0.23)NS | (N = 175) 10.53 (9.18–11.89)(r = 0.28)NS | (N = 91) 29.29 (28.23–30.34) | N = 83 31.19 (21.52–32.87)(r = −0.01)NS | (N = 91) 9.13 (7.59–10.67)(r = −0.09)NS |
The 95% CI have been calculated using the binomial Wald assumption (Brown et al. 2001).
EE (Emotional Exhaustion): high (≥31), moderate (21–30), low (≤20).
PA (Personal Accomplishment): high (≤35), moderate (41–36), low (≥42).
DP (Depersonalization): high (≥11), moderate (6–10), low (≤5).
Age range for the burned out: 21–60 and for the non burned out: 21–63.
Work experience for the burned out: 1–40 and for the non burned out: 1–41.
*Scores within individual burnout domains were used both as continuous variables and categorized into low, intermediate and high scores using the cutoffs suggested by Maslach et al.[8].
**The sample size does not total to 1,482.
NS: Non significant.