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. 2018 Oct 25;9(4):355–365. doi: 10.1007/s13167-018-0151-9

Table 2.

Pearson correlation coefficients obtained between burnout and personality trait dimensions

Personal burnout Work related burnout Patient related burnout Total burnout
Neuroticism .408 *** .409 *** .130 .412 ***
  Negative self-esteem .359 *** .364 *** .126 .369 ***
  Negative emotionality .282 *** .272 *** .063 .270 ***
Extraversion − .139  .195** − .083  .182*
  Sociability  .158*  .230** − .087  .208**
  Activism − .054 − .062 − .043 − .069
Openness .120 .081 − .009 .069
  Curiosity .003 .016 − .024 − .012
  Mental flexibility .151 * .102 .032 .111
Agreeableness − .098 − .081 − .023 − .093
  Trust (suspicion) .012 .000 .011 .001
  Politeness  .209**  .156* − .063  .181*
Consciousness  .196**  .204** − .089  .211**
  Productivity  .182*  .161* − .071  .175*
  Organization − .127  .175* − .075  .169*

Italic figures were used to highlight the statistically significant values

Note: ***p < .001, **p < .01, *p < .05, N = 192