Table 2 Results for the hypothesis testing for the overall burnout indicator in the study sample of psychotherapists (N = 2915).

From: Burnout among psychotherapists: a cross-cultural value survey among 12 European countries during the coronavirus disease pandemic

 

Hypothesis 1 model

Hypothesis 2 model

Hypothesis 3 model

Estimate (SE)

Estimate (SE)

Estimate (SE)

Fixed effects

Intercept

37.11

(1.50)***

37.10

(1.31) ***

37.14

(1.35) ***

Sex

1.70

(0.69)**

1.68

(0.69) **

1.68

(0.69) ***

Relationship status

 − 1.54

(0.61)**

 − 1.54

(0.61) **

 − 1.58

(0.61) **

Age

 − 0.33

(0.03)***

 − 0.33

(0.03) ***

 − 0.33

(0.03) ***

COVID-19-related stress

4.33

(0.26)***

4.33

(0.26) ***

4.33

(0.26) ***

Level 1 values

 Self-transcendence_w

-4.01

(0.56)***

 − 4.01

(0.56)***

 − 4.10

(0.56)***

 Self-enhancement_w

1.65

(0.39)***

1.65

(0.39)***

1.61

(0.39)***

 Openness to change_w

 − 2.52

(0.52)***

 − 2.52

(0.52)***

 − 2.57

(0.52)***

 Conservation_w

0.94

(0.45)**

0.94

(0.45)**

0.92

(0.45)**

Level 2 values

 Self-transcendence_b

  

15.88

(9.71)

15.89

(9.71)

 Self-enhancement_b

  

12.84

(7.82)

12.84

(7.82)

 Openness to change_b

  

 − 10.66

(7.81)

 − 10.66

(7.81)

 Conservation_b

  

 − 6.42

(8.69)

 − 6.43

(8.69)

Cross-level interactions

 Self-transcendence_w*b

    

 − 0.97

(2.08)

 Self-enhancement_w*b

    

1.80

(1.14)

 Openness to change_w*b

    

 − 3.81

(1.92)**

 Conservation_w*b

    

 − 0.06

(1.82)

Random effects

Residual variance

185.20

(4.95)***

185.21

(4.94)***

184.71

(4.93)***

Between-country variance (intercept)

22.32

(9.49)**

17.04

(7.35)**

17.04

(7.35)**

Model parameters

Akaike Information Criterion

22,765.39

22,770.33

22,770.85

 − 2LL

22,743.39

22,740.33

22,732.85

 − 2 LL Δ (df)

 

3.06 (4)

7.48 (4)

  1. ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.05.