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. 2012 Oct 29;12:915. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-12-915

Table 1.

Demographic and working characteristics of subjects and the distributions of dimensions of burnout in categorical items

Variable N(%) Emotional exhaustion Mean (SD) Cynicism Mean (SD) Professional efficacy Mean (SD)
Age (yr)
 
P=0.003
P=0.001
P=0.012
≤30
525(39.4%)
14.27(7.52)
8.19(6.65)
23.98(8.79)
31-39
441(33.1%)
14.06(7.32)
8.33(6.21)
24.11(8.69)
≥40
366(27.5%)
12.57(8.04)
6.76(6.55)
25.67(9.35)
Education
 
P=0.645
P=0.594
P=0.741
High school or under
216(16.2%)
13.44(7.80)
7.42(6.58)
24.82(8.55)
Junior college
714(53.6%)
13.64(7.81)
7.88(6.66)
24.65(9.07)
Undergraduate or above
402(30.2%)
14.00(7.05)
7.98(6.11)
24.29(8.72)
Marital Status
 
P=0.873
P=0.600
P=0.005
Single
333(25.0%)
13.91(7.42)
8.17(6.53)
23.28(8.54)
Married/Cohabitation
967(72.6%)
13.70(7.61)
7.78(6.45)
25.09(8.91)
Divorced/Widow/Separated
32(2.4%)
13.35(7.65)
7.39(7.32)
25.84(8.45)
Monthly income
 
P<0.001
P<0.001
P=0.166
≤3000RMB(≈470 dollars)
823(61.8%)
14.49(7.69)
8.42(6.67)
24.19(9.00)
>3000RMB
509(38.2%)
12.57(7.31)
7.05(6.16)
24.89(8.79)
Weekly working hours
 
P<0.001
P=0.092
P=0.989
≤40 hours
709(53.2%)
12.80(7.40)
7.56(6.54)
24.52(9.16)
>40 hours 623(46.8%) 15.23(7.69) 8.21(6.46) 24.51(8.60)