Thesis

Section 6: Correlations of the test’s subscales
Table 1: Correlation matrix for the social support subscales
[1] [2] [3]
Family subscale [1] 1
Friends subscale [2] .528(**) 1
Significant other subscale [3] .770(**) .514(**) 1
Social support questionnaire [4] .898(**) .779(**) .897(**)
Table 2: Correlation matrix for the burnout subscales
[1] [2]
Emotional exhaustion [1] 1
Depersonalization [2] .643(**) 1
Personal accomplishment [3] -.353(**) -.158(*)
Table 3: Correlation matrix for the work stress subscales
[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]
Death, dying [1] 1
Conflicts with the doctors [2] .683(**) 1
Problems with the colleagues [3]
Relationship with the patients [4]
.533(**) .673(**) 1
.541(**) .580(**) .539(**) 1
Work and private life [5]
Relationship with the patient’s
.508(**) .428(**) .420(**) .446(**) 1
relatives [6]
Being unprepared and feeling
.694(**) .672(**) .594(**) .512(**) .516(**) 1
inexperienced [7] .569(**) .716(**) .697(**) .604(**) .443(**) .601(**) 1
Workload [8] .589(**) .597(**) .577(**) .479(**) .514(**) .679(**) .568(**) 1
Stress related to tasks [9] .675(**) .724(**) .652(**) .530(**) .462(**) .785(**) .603(**) .654(**) 1
Work stress sum [10] .805(**) .860(**) .791(**) .712(**) .622(**) .842(**) .799(**) .826(**) .861(**)