The relationship between menopausal symptoms and burnout. A cross-sectional study among nurses

BMC Women's Health

Table 1 Pearson’s correlations between study variables

	M (sd)	α	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
1. Exhaustion	12.78 (7.86)	.90	1
2. Depersonalization	6.30 (6.90)	.76	.69^**	1
3. MENQOL	3.21 (1.36)	.93	.54^**	.41^**	1
4. Support from superiors	2.46(.60)	.76	−.48^**	−.25^*	−.23^*	1
5. Support from colleagues	3.48(.89)	.85	−.25^*	−.03	−.21	.48^**	1
6. Self-efficacy	2.96(.47)	.83	−.26^*	−.18	−.15	.51^**	.35^**	1
7. Optimism	2.62(.40)	.66	−.26^*	−.26^*	−.33^**	.19	.10	.28^**	1
8. Resilience	2.81(.44)	.85	−.39^**	−.35^**	−.44^**	.33^**	.08	.30^**	.42^**	1
9. Work ability	35.77 (5.87)	.78	−.47^**	−.40^**	−.46^**	.34^**	.20	.39^**	.33^**	.47^**	1
10. Age	53.56 (7.17)	–	−.02	−.05	−.06	−.02	−.09	.13	−.01	−.00	−.23^*	1

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