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. 2018 Feb 19;62(4):426–437. doi: 10.1093/annweh/wxx114

Table 3.

Results of the direct effects from multilevel path analysis for burnout.

Direct effects
Sex WFC Burnout
Work domain
 Skill utilization −0.817*** 0.028 −0.065***
 Decision authority −0.491*** 0.040 −0.021*
 Psychological demands −0.013 0.244*** 0.023***
 Physical demands −0.548*** 0.042 −0.025
 Support from colleagues 0.067 −0.012 −0.018
 Support from supervisor 0.032 0.001 −0.009
 Recognition 0.240 −0.062* −0.021*
 Career perspectives −0.121 −0.025 −0.030***
 Job insecurity −0.031 0.353*** 0.089***
 Conflict at work 0.041 −0.015 0.026***
 Abusive supervision −0.358 0.006 0.020***
 Working hours (week) −2.714*** 0.090*** −0.006*
 Work schedule (irregular) −0.286*** 0.431*** 0.029
Family domain
 Single-parent family 0.557*** −0.064 −0.050
 Marital strains −0.004 0.173* 0.015
 Parental strains 0.051* 0.232 −0.032
 Domestic tasks (week) 0.651** 0.021 −0.015***
 Caregiving (hours) −0.067 −0.008 −0.013**
WFC
 Work–family conflict 0.723*** 0.067***
Individual
 Sex (women) 0.035
 Locus of control −0.301 −0.182*** −0.018***
 Self-esteem −0.405* −0.045* −0.036***
Random part
 σ2 (workplace) 0.728** 0.056**
 σ2 (workers) 7.507*** 0.490***
Goodness of fit
 χ2 (df) 299.188 (106)***
 CFI 0.975
 RMSEA 0.030
 SRMSR 0.037

n = 2026. Unstandardized coefficients reported. Analyses were adjusted for age.

*P < 0.05.

**P < 0.01.

***P < 0.001.