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Table 1 Characteristics of the study participants

From: Towards a brief definition of burnout syndrome by subtypes: Development of the "Burnout Clinical Subtypes Questionnaire" (BCSQ-12)

variables

total sample

nT = 826

sub-sample 1

n1 = 413

sub-sample 2

n2 = 413

p

Age

   

0.242

   Md (SD)

40.26 (9.52)

40.64 (9.59)

39.87 (9,46)

 

Sex

   

0.362

   male

366 (44.31)

176 (42.62)

190 (46.00)

 

Stable Relationship

   

0.999

   yes

647 (78.33)

324 (78.45)

323 (78.21)

 

Education

   

0.667

   secondary

119 (14.41)

64 (15.50)

55 (13.32)

 

   university

423 (51.21)

208 (50.36)

215 (52.06)

 

   doctorate

284 (34.38)

141 (34.14)

143 (34.62)

 

Occupation

   

0.988

   TRS

372 (45.04)

185 (44.79)

187 (45.28)

 

   ASP

351 (42.49)

176 (42.62)

175 (42.37)

 

   TRA

103 (12.47)

52 (12.59)

51 (12.35)

 

Length of service

   

0.210

   < 4 years

184 (22.28)

85 (20.58)

99 (23.97)

 

   4-16 years

353 (42.74)

172 (41.65)

181 (43.83)

 

   > 16 years

289 (34.99)

156 (37.77)

133 (32.20)

 

Contract duration

   

0.775

   permanent

503 (60.90)

254 (61.50)

249 (60.29)

 

Contract type

   

0.718

   full-time

750 (90.80)

377 (91.28)

373 (90.31)

 

Sick leave

   

0.201

   yes

256 (30.99)

119 (28.81)

137 (33.17)

 
  1. The figures represent frequencies, percentages (in brackets) and the p value associated with an χ2 contrast between sub-sample 1 and sub-sample 2 except for the age variable where the figures represent means, standard deviations and the p value associated with a t contrast.