Influence of Spirituality on Cool Down Reactions, Work Engagement, and Life Satisfaction in Anthroposophic Health Care Professionals
Table 5
Regression analyses with cool down reactions and life satisfaction as dependent variables (stepwise method).
Beta
Collinearity statistics*
Tolerance
VIF
Cool down reactions (CDI)
Model 5 ( = .20)
(Constant)
8.879
.000
Life satisfaction (BMLSS-10)
−.195
−3.710
.000
.787
1.270
Work burden (VAS)
.205
4.218
.000
.925
1.081
Vigor (UWES)
−.221
−4.043
.000
.732
1.367
Alcohol consumption
.183
3.831
.000
.951
1.052
Religious orientation (ASP)
.108
2.109
.036
.835
1.198
Life satisfaction (BMLSS)
Model 7 ( = .35)
(Constant)
9.529
.000
Vigor (UWES)
.383
8.063
.000
.785
1.274
Physicians versus others
.269
6.198
.000
.944
1.059
Cool down reactions (CDI)
−.169
−3.709
.000
.857
1.167
Conscious interactions (ASP)
.169
3.788
.000
.893
1.120
Work burden (VAS)
−.138
−3.102
.002
.899
1.112
Living with/without partner
.115
2.655
.008
.954
1.048
Transcendence conviction (ASP)
−.103
−2.313
.021
.904
1.106
The following variables were not among the significant predictors of the respective models: gender, age, high school education, duration of years working on the respective profession, absorption, dedication, or Search for insight/wisdom. *Because the regression coefficients may be compromised by collinearity, we checked the variance inflation factor (VIF) as an indicator for collinearity. VIF > 10 is indicative of high collinearity.
