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. 2021 Apr 20;24(4):237–248. doi: 10.1016/j.cjtee.2021.04.002

Table 8.

The association between coping strategies and incidence of burnout and incidence of PTSD.

Coping strategy	Incidence of burnout		Incidence of PTSD
Coping strategy	r	p value	r	p value
Acceptance	−0.236^a	0.000	−0.267^a	0.000
Emotional support	−0.157^a	0.004	−0.091	0.092
Instrumental support	−0.125^b	0.021	−0.085	0.115
Positive reframing	−0.226^a	0.000	−0.229^a	0.000
Religion	−0.115^b	0.033	−0.168^a	0.002
Venting	0.188^a	0.030	0.288^a	0.000
Planning	0.054	0.321	0.053	0.325
Active coping	−0.260^a	0.000	−0.205^a	0.000
Self-distraction	0.414^a	0.000	0.486^a	0.000
Humor	0.359^a	0.000	0.373^a	0.000
Behavioral disengagement	0.438^a	0.000	0.535^a	0.000
Denial	0.482^a	0.000	0.609^a	0.000
Self-blame	0.535^a	0.000	0.615^a	0.000
Substance use	0.202^a	0.000	0.170^a	0.002

PTSD: posttraumatic stress disorder.

^a

Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

^b

Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).