Table 3.

Multilevel model regression coefficients of retained significant models from Table 2

	Total (n = 2073)			Men (n = 1065)			Women (n = 1008)
	Coefficient	SE	P value	Coefficient	SE	P value	Coefficient	SE	P value
Exhaustion
Constant	1.69	0.060	<0.001	1.52	0.058	<0.001	1.83	0.080	<0.001
Age	2.72	1.009	<0.01	−0.14	0.038	<0.001	3.98	1.705	<0.05
Age2	−0.71	0.247	<0.01				−1.00	0.409	<0.05
Age3	0.06	0.003	<0.01				0.08	0.004	<0.05
χ2 (df) Age model	59.01 (3)		<0.001	22.85 (1)		<0.001	36.75 (3)		<0.001
Cynicism
Constant	1.46	0.046	<0.001	1.48	0.057	<0.001	1.53	0.068	<0.001
Age	−0.12	0.026	<0.001	−0.12	0.037	<0.001	3.81	1.470	<0.01
Age2							−0.91	0.352	<0.01
Age3							0.07	0.027	<0.05
χ2 (df) Age model	69.92 (1)		<0.001	25.25 (1)		<0.001	50.10 (3)		<0.001
Professional efficacy (reverse-coded)
Constant	1.19	0.032	<0.001	1.12	0.043	<0.001	1.44	0.054	<0.001
Age	−0.10	0.021	<0.001	−0.13	0.030	<0.001	−0.10	0.036	<0.01
Age2
Age3
χ2 (df) Age model	56.25 (1)		<0.001	28.32 (1)		<0.001	29.99 (1)		<0.001
Total burnout
Constant	1.44	0.044	<0.001	1.36	0.045	<0.001	1.55	0.056	<0.001
Age	1.38	0.623	<0.05	−0.13	0.028	<0.001	3.46	1.204	<0.01
Age2	−0.37	0.177	<0.05				−0.83	0.289	<0.01
Age3	0.03	0.014	<0.05				0.06	0.003	<0.01
χ2 (df) Age model	67.46 (3)		<0.001	32.81 (1)		<0.001	39.35 (3)		<0.001

Adjusted for marital status, parental status, education level and number of working hours. df, degrees of freedom; SE, standard error.