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. 2020 Jun 25;35(Suppl 2):92. doi: 10.11604/pamj.supp.2020.35.2.24345

Table 3.

Association of burnout with sociodemographic and work-related risk factors among primary teachers in confinement (n=125) Kenitra, (May/April 2020)

Variable Burnout No Burnout Chi-square p-value
Effective Percentage Effective Percentage
Age
25-40 32 47% 41 71.9% 6.32 0.009**
41-59 36 53% 16 28.1%
Sex
Female 42 61.8% 29 50.9% 1.83 N.S
Male 26 38.2% 28 35.1%
Marital status
Married 55 80.9% 37 64.9% 2.02 N.S
Unmarried 13 13.1% 20 35.1%
Professional seniority
<20 45 66.2% 49 86% 5.54 0.015*
≥20 23 33.8% 8 14%
Workload
High 48 70.6% 21 36.8% 7.11 0.006**
Low 20 29.4% 36 63.2%
Work-Family conflicts
High 46 67.5% 24 42.1% 6.09 0.01**
Low 22 32.5% 33 57.9%
Use and development of ICT skills
Low 41 60.3% 20 35.1% 7.89 0.001***
High 27 39.7% 37 64.9%
Social support
Low 63 92.6% 39 68.4% 12.12 0.000***
High 5 7.4% 18 31.6%

N.S: No significant;

*

Significant at the 0.05 level (bilateral);

**

significant at the 0.01 level (bilateral);

***

Significant at the 0.001 level (bilateral)