Table 2.

Coping behaviors of healthcare workers with or without burnout.

	Total (N = 263)	With burnout (n = 73)	Without burnout (n = 190)	p-Value*
	%	%	%
Adaptive coping behaviors (OR 1.01, 95% CI [0.83, 1.23], p-value: .925) †
Try to look on the bright side of things	97.3	100	96.3	.096
Do something enjoyable	96.6	97.3	96.3	.696
Talk to others	89.3	93.2	87.8	.211
Pray	89.3	86.3	90.5	.327
Jog or do other exercise	84.0	78.1	86.2	.106
Seek spiritual help	63.4	69.9	60.9	.174
Practice meditation or yoga	39.1	32.9	41.5	.201
Maladaptive Coping Behaviors (OR 1.66, 95% CI [1.30, 2.12], p-value: <.001) †
Avoid being with others	85.1	87.7	84.1	.470
Take yourself to bed	85.1	91.8	82.4	.058
Eat more than usual	83.5	94.5	79.3	.003
Drink more alcohol than usual	44.7	57.5	39.7	.009
Take non-prescribed medication	24.1	45.2	15.9	<.001
Smoke more cigarettes than usual	6.5	5.6	6.9	.699

Note. CI = confidence interval; OR = odds ratio

^*p-Values were obtained by crude logistic regression.

^†Odds ratio expresses increase in odds of burnout for each additional coping behavior.

Bold indicates the significance of p<.005.