Table 6.

Path coefficients (beta), T-value, coefficient of determination and result of research hypotheses

Effects	Hypotheses	Beta	T	Significance level	R2	R2adj	F2	Hypothesstatus	Direction
Direct	Professional self-concept- > Job embeddedness	0.825	43.319	0.001	0.681	0.680	–	Confirm	+
	Job embeddedness- > Burnout	−0.42	−7.94	0.001	0.780	0.778	0.256	Confirm	–
	Professional self-concept- > Burnout	−0.503	−9.76	0.001			0.367	Confirm	–
Indirect	Professional self-concept- > Job embeddedness- > Burnout	− 0.347	−7.756	0.001			–	Confirm	–
Control variables	Gender →Burnout	0.098	1.632	0.104	0.056	0.024		Reject	Does not mean
	Age→Burnout	0.039	0.314	0.754				Reject	Does not mean
	Marital status → Burnout	0.032	0.526	0.599				Reject	Does not mean
	Hospital→Burnout	0.100	1.701	0.090				Reject	Does not mean
	Type of ward → Burnout	0.118	2.014	0.045				Reject	Does not mean
	Shift schedule → Burnout	−0.095	−1.488	0.138				Reject	Does not mean
	Level of education →Burnout	0.017	0.297	0.766				Reject	Does not mean
	Work experience → Burnout	0.009	0.069	0.945				Reject	Does not mean
	Employment status →Burnout	0.021	0.372	0.710				Reject	Does not mean
	Monthly overtime hours→Burnout	−0.079	−1.253	0.211				Reject	Does not mean

|t| > 1.96 Significant at P < 0.05, |t| > 2.58 Significant at P < 0.01.

The index f2 is the effect size. Used when more than one variable affects the dependent variable.