Social Support Terhadap Burnout : A Meta-Analysis
Keywords:
meta-analisis, social support, burnoutAbstract
This meta-analysis aims to measure the correlation between social support and burnout by considering effectsize.
This method of research is used to perform several stages such as; research protocol by conducting the stage of selection of reference studies. Strategies for searching for primary sources that support research activities. Inclusion criteria, used to determine criteria in searching research data according to context. The data collection and analysis carried out with the total sample of this study was 3697 people out of 15 studies considered eligible.
The findings from the meta analysis suggest that social support has a high correlation with burnout (r = 0.671; 95% CI [0.451-0.891]). The heterogeneity test showed good results and no publication bias for social support against burnout.
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