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Table 4.

Pearson's correlation coefficient between the MJS and SF-36 subscales

MJS	SF-36
Physical functioning	Role physical	Role emotional	Vitality	Mental health	Social functioning	Bodily pain	General health	Physical health	Mental health
Personal satisfaction	0.11^∗	0.16^‡	0.16^‡	0.37^‡	0.35^‡	0.19^‡	0.19^‡	0.25^‡	0.22^‡	0.32^‡
Satisfaction with workload	0.20^‡	0.26^‡	0.22^‡	0.41^‡	0.37^‡	0.33^‡	0.33^‡	0.25^‡	0.33^‡	0.38^‡
Satisfaction with support	0.18^‡	0.16^‡	0.20^‡	0.35^‡	0.35^‡	0.24^‡	0.24^‡	0.26^‡	0.25^‡	0.35^‡
Satisfaction with training	0.18^‡	0.21^‡	0.19^†	0.33^‡	0.30^‡	0.25^‡	0.25^‡	0.21^‡	0.27^‡	0.33^‡
Satisfaction with pay prospects	0.18^‡	0.19^‡	0.22^‡	0.39^‡	0.35^‡	0.28^‡	0.28^‡	0.24^‡	0.28^‡	0.37^‡
Overall job satisfaction	0.23^‡	0.23^‡	0.24^‡	0.46^‡	0.43^‡	0.32^‡	0.32^‡	0.30^‡	0.34^‡	0.43^‡

MJS, Measure of Job Satisfaction; SF-36, 36-item Short Form Health Survey.

^∗

Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).

^†

Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

^‡

Correlation is significant at the 0.001 level (2-tailed).