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. 2022 Mar 21;19(6):3719. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19063719

Table 2.

The reliability and validity analysis of the measured variables.

Variables Items Factor
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Cronbach Alpha CR AVE MSV ASV
JS JS1: During the pandemic, my workload increased and I often needed to work overtime. 0.631 0.763 0.834 0.503 0.430 0.214
JS2: During the pandemic, I was overloaded with increased responsibilities. 0.799
JS3: During the pandemic, it became difficult to communicate with my colleagues and supervisors, making the relationship tense, often without support or sympathy. 0.688
JS4: During the pandemic, the company’s training and learning opportunities within the team were reduced and I felt that there were fewer opportunities to improve myself. 0.752
JS5: During the pandemic, I often worried about my work performance. 0.663
TI TI1: Due to stress, I am tired with my current job and would like to change it if I get a better opportunity. 0.669 0.713 0.821 0.607 0.430 0.187
TI2: I hope to have a better job than my present job. 0.773
TI3: In the next six months, I expect to resign from my present job. 0.881
POS POS1: During the pandemic, my organization did not reduce my salary. 0.672 0.659 0.800 0.504 0.073 0.057
POS2: My organization took care of us during the pandemic. 0.610
POS3: My organization did not terminate any employees during the pandemic. 0.729
POS4: I am satisfied with the support my organization provided me during the pandemic. 0.813

Note: JS, job stress; TI, turnover intention; POS, perceived organizational support; CR, composite reliability; AVE, average variance extracted; MSV, maximum shared variance; ASV, average shared variance. Source: SPSS 25 and AMOS 25.