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. 2016 May 31;4:e2087. doi: 10.7717/peerj.2087

Table 3. Indirect effects of emotional competence on burnout symptoms, through perceived stress and controlling for background characteristics.

Modela Estimatedbcoefficient SE 95% CI
Lower Upper
Emotional competence-emotional exhaustation –.29 .04 –.38 –.19
Emotional competence-depersonalization –.11 .03 –.19 –.05
Emotional competence-personal accomplishment .06 .02 .02 .12

Notes.

a

In the presence of perceived stress as a mediator, and the covariates of, sex, age, and grade taught level.

b

Estimated using bias corrected and accelerated bootstrapping, with 5,000 samples.