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Table 3 The results of the relationship of medical students’ resilience status. Presented are the Pearson correlations to the overall resilience scores

From: A primer of an in-depth resilience status for German medical graduates: results of a cross-sectional survey on the status quo of resilience among graduates of human medicine in Bavaria, Germany - a necessary step in building an emotionally equipped healthcare work-force

Scales

r

p

Professional competence

.19

<.05

Scientific competence

.19

<.05

Feedback

.01

n.s.

Professional workplace learning

.08

n.s.

Singular items

r

p

How satisfied were you with your first job?

- .18

< .01

Job satisfaction: How satisfied were you with your medical education?

.12

< .01

Stress: Excessive demand: professionally overwhelmed

−.20

< .01

Stress: Excessive demand: workload

−.10

< .05

Stress: Excessive demand: too many stand-by duties

−.09

< .05

Participants’ income

.04

n.s.

Contractual working hours

.04

n.s.

Actual working hours

.05

n.s.