Table 3 Bivariate correlations between predictors and job satisfaction.
From: Which young physicians are satisfied with their work? A prospective nationwide study in Norway
Predictors | Job Satisfaction | Â |
|---|---|---|
Background variables | ||
Gender | -.026 | Â |
Age | .019 | Â |
Study location | ns. | Â |
Parent as physician (father) | . 161 * (p = .028) | Â |
Personality variables | Â | Â |
BCI – Vulnerability | -.101 | Cronbach's Alpha:.691 |
BCI – Intensity | .050 | Cronbach's Alpha: .681 |
BCI – Control | -.036 | Cronbach's Alpha: .663 |
BCI – Reality Weakness | .031 | Cronbach's Alpha: 59.4 |
Symptom distress (SCL-5) | -.022 | Cronbach's Alpha: .802 |
Interpersonal – dominating | -.072 | Cronbach's Alpha: .817 |
Interpersonal – submissive | -.110 | Cronbach's Alpha: .848 |
Interpersonal – withdrawn | -.255 *** (p < .001) | Cronbach's Alpha: .764 |
Self-esteem (T1) | .093 | Cronbach's Alpha:..852 |
Medical school variables | Â | Â |
Well-being with peers | .221** (p = .001) | Jus two items. |
Identification with doctor's role | .240 ** (p = .001) | Cronbach's Alpha: .833 |
Perceived medical school stress | -.236 ** (p = .001) | Cronbach's Alpha: .782 |
Perceived clinical skills | .287 *** (p < .001) | Cronbach's Alpha: .563 |