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Table 2 Correlations (Pearson’s r) between the CBI dimensions and Brief-COPE domains (n = 403)

From: Burnout and coping among healthcare providers working in Saudi Arabia during the COVID-19 pandemic

Brief-COPE domains

Burnout

Personal

Work-related

Client-related

Adaptive coping subscales

− 0.116*

− 0.113*

− 0.161**

Instrumental support

− 0.116*

− 0.092

− 0.092

Emotional support

− 0.099*

− 0.109*

− 0.071

Active coping

0.144**

− 0.196**

− 0.240**

Planning

− 0.051

− 0.062

− 0.062

Positive reframing

− 0.100*

− 0.099*

− 0.176**

Acceptance

− 0.057

− 0.072

− 0.127*

Humour

− 0.089

− 0.043

− 0.037

Religion

− 0.040

− 0.052

− 0.166**

Maladaptive coping subscales

− 0.036

− 0.007

0.017

Self-distraction

− 0.084

− 0.110*

− 0.126*

Denial

− 0.057

− 0.048

− 0.004

Self-blaming

0.070

0.136**

0.175**

Behavioural disengagement

0.064

0.058

0.060

Venting

− 0.047

− 0.033

− 0.043

Substance use

− 0.085

− 0.038

− 0.010

  1. * Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (two-tailed); **correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (two-tailed)