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Table 4 Results from stepwise linear regression analyses

From: Relationships between burnout, turnover intention, job satisfaction, job demands and job resources for mental health personnel in an Australian mental health service

Model

Betaa

Adj. R2 change

F value

P value

Dependent variable: Disengagement

 Rewards and recognition

−.30

.20

  

 Shiftwork

.20

.05

  

 Time Pressure

.17

.03

  

 Medical staff member

−.17

.02

  

 Job Control

−.17

.02

  

 Overall model

 

.32

20.62

< .001

Dependent variable: Exhaustion

 Emotional demands

.25

.16

  

 Shiftwork

.21

.07

  

 Feedback

−.16

.05

  

 Work-Home interference

.17

.03

  

 Age

−.19

.04

  

 Time pressure

.14

.02

  

 Male gender

−.14

.01

  

 Physical environment

.15

.02

  

 Working in community setting

.11

.01

  

 Overall model

 

.41

16.87

< .001

Dependent variable: Turnover intention

 Rewards and recognition

−.24

.14

  

 Job Control

−.24

.03

  

 Recipient contact demands

.19

.02

  

 Medical staff member

−.13

.02

  

 Overall model

 

.21

14.42

< .001

Dependent variable: Job satisfaction

 Feedback

.22

.11

  

 Participation

.18

.05

  

 Medical staff member

.17

.02

  

 Job Control

.17

.01

  

 Recipient contact demands

−.13

.01

  

 Overall model

 

.20

11.45

< .001

  1. Adj. R2 = Adjusted R2
  2. a Standardised coefficient for variable in final model