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. 2015 Aug 13;6:113. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2015.00113

Table 7.

Results of the path analyses comparing MBI subscale scores with each other and with the BDI 2 (patient sample).

Novelty seeking same Harm avoidance same Reward dependence same Persistence same Self- directedness same Cooperativeness same Self- transcendence same
BDI 2 vs. MBI exhaustion n.s. X2 = 24.093; p < 0.001 n.s. X2 = 11.609; p = 0.001 X2 = 87.025; p < 0.001 X2 = 5.945; p = 0.015 n.s.
BDI 2 vs. MBI professional efficacy n.s. X2 = 29.575; p < 0.001 n.s. X2 = 16.857; p < 0.001 X2 = 79.893; p < 0.001 X2 = 4.450; p = 0.035 X2 = 5.128; p = 0.024
BDI 2 vs. MBI cynicism n.s. X2 = 29.813; p < 0.001 n.s. X2 = 14.957; p < 0.001 X2 = 77.653; p < 0.001 X2 = 7.329; p = 0.007 n.s.
MBI exhaustion vs. MBI professional efficacy X2 = 5.365; p = 0.021 X2 = 7.944; p = 0.005 n.s. X2 = 13.247; p < 0.001 X2 = 5.406; p = 0.020 n.s. X2 = 8.536; p = 0.003
MBI exhaustion vs. MBI cynicism n.s. X2 = 7.435; p = 0.006 n.s. X2 = 4.906; p = 0.027 X2 = 6.438; p = 0.011 n.s. n.s.
MBI professional efficacy vs. MBI cynicism n.s. n.s. n.s. n.s. n.s. X2 = 8.023; p = 0.005 n.s.

Once again, an unrestricted model was compared to nested models (compare Tables 4 and 5). Here, only X2 values and p-values (X2 difference test) for the respective path comparison are presented.