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. 2020 May 29;15(5):e0233137. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0233137

Table 3. Stepwise multiple regression analyses to test the relative contributions of different predictors on burnout dimensions.

β t p R2 F p
Emotional exhaustion .524 36.47 < .001
Big Five Neuroticism dimension .22 4.46 < .001
Work to family conflict .31 6.02 < .001
Effort/Reward Ratio .18 3.72 < .001
Pleasure at Work—Flow -.30 -5.14 < .001
Absorption at Work–Flow .13 2.18 .03
Excessive Work–Workaholism .11 1.94 .054
Work duration .10 2.01 .046
Depersonalization .323 22.29 < .001
Big Five Agreeableness dimension -.18 -3.17 .002
Work to family conflict .25 4.13 < .001
Overinvestissment .16 2.69 .008
Pleasure at Work—Flow -.25 -4.36 < .001
Hierarchical Status .26 4.68 < .001
Personal accomplishment .339 19.89 < .001
Big Five Agreeableness dimension .26 4.44 < .001
Big Five Openness dimension .19 3.19 .002
Big Five Extraversion dimension .17 2.94 .004
Big Five Consciousness dimension .16 2.75 .006
Pleasure at Work—Flow .19 3.31 .001
Effort/Reward Ratio .15 2.64 .009

Professional Status (coded 1 = Residents; 0 = Clinical practitioners in private and public sectors). Work duration = continuous variable.