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. 2022 Jul 13;10(7):1294. doi: 10.3390/healthcare10071294

Table 5.

Relationship between fatigue and the Copenhagen ii variables.

Factors Chronic Fatigue Acute Fatigue Inter-Shift Recovery Index
R p R p R p
Quantitative Demands −0.047 0.727 −0.024 0.860 −0.015 0.911
Emotional Demands −0.289 * 0.029 −0.336 * 0.010 −0.111 0.412
Influence and Work −0.310 * 0.019 −0.235 0.078 0.292 0.027
Possibilities for development −0.148 0.275 −0.115 0.399 −0.178 0.190
Meaning of work 0.062 0.647 0.072 0.595 0.090 0.044
Commitment at the workplace 0.376 ** 0.004 0.091 0.501 0.299 0.024
Predictability 0.069 0.608 −0.068 0.613 0.099 0.465
Rewards (recognition) −0.187 * 0.044 −0.067 0.622 0.096 0.0.47
Role clarity 0.098 0.469 −0.128 * 0.034 0.105 0.436
Role of leadership −0.212 0.014 −0.083 0.539 0.071 0.599
Satisfaction with work −0.001 0.994 −0.018 0.893 0.042 0.757
Scale for justice and respect 0.251 0.059 −0.044 0.748 0.023 0.865
Wellbeing and health 0.044 0.743 −0.034 * 0.032 −0.055 0.686
Burnout 0.293 * 0.027 −0.219 0.102 −0.877 * 0.520
Stress 0.420 ** 0.001 −0.191 0.154 −0.226 0.091
Offensive Behaviour −0.029 0.829 −0.086 0.525 0.009 0.950

* Significance at 0.05, ** Significance at 0.02.