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Table 3 Bivariate Pearson correlations of health-promoting factors and psychopathological symptoms

From: Correlates of mental health in occupations at risk for traumatization: a cross-sectional study

 

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SOC (1)

.84

.54**

.50**

−.53**

−.73**

−.49**

−.59**

−.44**

.42**

Resilience (2)

 

.90

.45**

−.31**

−.52**

−.34**

−.40**

−.23**

.48**

LOCinternal (3)

  

.36

−.44**

−.38**

−.35**

−.42**

−.24**

.33**

LOCexternal (4)

   

.37

.43**

.38**

.41**

.24**

−.18**

GSI (5)

    

.96

.53**

.59**

.37**

−.32**

IES-Rtotal (6)

     

.93

.45**

.27**

−.30**

MBIEE (7)

      

.90

.58**

−.25**

MBIDP (8)

       

.75

−.20**

MBIPA (9)

        

.75

  1. Note. The diagonal shows the reliabilities (Cronbach’s α)
  2. ** p < .001
  3. SOC Sense of coherence; LOC Locus of control; GSI Global Severity Index as measured by the Brief Symptom Inventory to indicate general psychopathological symptom burden; IES-R Impact of Event Scale-Revised to assess PTSD symptoms; MBI Maslach Burnout Inventory; MBIEE MBI Emotional exhaustion; MBIDP MBI Depersonalization; MBIPA MBI Personal accomplishment
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BMC Psychiatry

ISSN: 1471-244X

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