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Table 4 Mixed-effects regression analysis of the association between fitness level (high, medium, low) and time with respect to clinical burnout, depression and anxiety, adjusted for symptom duration and use of anti-depressive medication

From: Longitudinal associations between cardiorespiratory fitness and stress-related exhaustion, depression, anxiety and sleep disturbances

	Burnout			Depression			Anxiety
	Coeff	95% CI	Type III p-value	Coeff	95% CI	Type III p-value	Coeff	95% CI	Type III p-value
Intercept	94.4	90.46; 98.35	< 0.0001	10.7	9.54; 11.84	< 0.0001	10.7	9.85; 11.65	< 0.0001
Time	−0.6	−0.83; −0.32	< 0.0001	−0.2	−0.26; −017	< 0.0001	−0.2	− 0.25; − 0.16	< 0.0001
Fitness			0.030			0.075			0.252
High	−2.0	−5.58; 1.48		−1.2	−2.26; −0.17		− 0.7	−1.71; 0.22
Medium	1.8	−1.62; 5.28		−0.7	−1.67; 0.27		−0.7	− 1.58; 0.22
Low	0			0			0
Symptom duration			0.002			0.030
< 1 year	−4.9	−7.94; −1.90		−1.3	−2.51; −0.14
≥ 1 year	0			0
Antidepressant use			0.006
No	−4.8	−8.27; −1.42
Yes	0
Interaction			0.047
Time*high	0.01	−0.30; 0.32
Time*medium	−0.3	−0.67; 0.01
Time*low	0

CI = confidence interval; coeff = coefficient

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