Table 4 Correlations of stress, burnout and satisfaction measures with leisure and culture scores.

From: Vocation and avocation: leisure activities correlate with professional engagement, but not burnout, in a cross-sectional survey of UK doctors

								Factor loadings
	aMBI-EE	aMBI-DP	GHQ	aMBI-PA	aUWES	SATN		Burned Out	Vocation/ Engagement
aMBI-EE	1.000	*0.367*	*0.408*	-0.043	*-0.062*	*-0.396*		.862	.101
aMBI-DP	*0.367*	1.000	*0.150*	*-0.130*	-0.006	*-0.238*		.663	.091
GHQ	*0.408*	*0.150*	1.000	*-0.146*	*-0.174*	*-0.340*		.636	-.126
aMBI-PA	-0.043	*-0.130*	-0.146	1.000	*0.557*	*0.429*		.081	.872
aUWES	*-0.062*	-0.006	*-0.174*	*0.557*	1.000	*0.365*		.028	.869
SATN	*-0.396*	*-0.238*	*-0.340*	*0.429*	*0.365*	1.000		-.500	.520
								Correlations
Avocation/Leisure	0.007	-0.044	*-0.105*	*0.159*	*0.139*	*0.064*		-0.059	*0.153*
High Culture	0.015	*-0.107*	*-0.072*	*0.130*	*0.119*	0.037		*-0.066*	*0.121*
Popular Culture	-0.014	*0.111*	*-0.088*	*0.097*	*0.074*	*0.067*		-0.002	*0.098*

Correlations between the six stress/burnout/engagement/satisfaction scores (top left), and in top right, factor loadings of the scores on the two extracted factors, Vocation/Engagement and BurnedOut (see text). Bottom left, correlations of the six raw stress/burnout/engagement/satisfaction scores with Avocation/Leisure activities, High Culture and Popular Culture, and bottom right, with Vocation/Engagement and BurnedOut Key: Bold: p < .05; Bold Underlined: p < .01); Bold Italicised: p < .001.

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