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Table 2 Matrix of correlations and internal consistency for the BCSQ-36, BCSQ-12 and MBI-GS subscales

From: Understanding burnout according to individual differences: ongoing explanatory power evaluation of two models for measuring burnout types

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

MBI

            

1. Exhaustion

(0.92)

           

2. Cynicism

0.63***

(0.92)

          

3. Efficacy

−0.30***

−0.44***

(0.82)

         

BCSQ

            

4. Overload

0.57***

0.22***

−0.09

(0.86)

        

5. Ambition

0.08

−0.08

0.26***

0.31***

(0.89)

       

6. Involvement

−0.14**

−0.35***

0.45***

0.12*

0.34***

(0.80)

      

7. L. Development

0.38***

0.60***

−0.22***

0.16**

<0.01

−0.24***

(0.88)

     

8. Indifference

0.40***

0.65***

−0.49***

0.09

−0.18**

−0.50***

0.57***

(0.88)

    

9. Boredom

0.25***

0.49***

−0.32***

0.03

−0.14**

−0.39***

0.64***

0.69***

(0.92)

   

10. Neglect

0.32***

0.43***

−0.55***

0.10*

−0.20***

−0.65***

0.28***

0.66***

0.47***

(0.86)

  

11. L. Acknowledgement

0.49***

0.59***

−0.23***

0.32***

<0.01

−0.16**

0.61***

0.40***

0.36***

0.25***

(0.88)

 

12. L. Control

0.59***

0.53***

−0.29***

0.43***

0.09

−0.13*

0.41***

0.35***

0.21***

0.27***

0.57***

(0.81)

  1. Variables 4–12 comprise the long version BCSQ-36. Variables 4, 7 and 10 (italics) comprise the short version BCSQ-12. α values in brackets in the diagonal. *** p<0.001; ** p<0.01; * p<0.05 (bilateral).
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