Research Article
Caregiving Involvement, Job Condition, and Job Satisfaction of Infant-Toddler Child-Care Teachers in the United States
Table 2
Regression equations for job condition variables.
| Variables | B | SE B | |
| Dependent variable = job satisfaction | | | | Income | −.00 | .00 | −.02 | Cope with children | .28 | .14 | .38* | Cope with colleagues | .26 | .27 | .20 | Adequate resources | .23 | .20 | .25 | Sufficient training | .04 | .21 | .04 | | | | | Dependent variable = burnout | | | | Income | −.00 | .00 | −.23 | Cope with children | −.56 | .21 | −.56** | Cope with colleagues | −.01 | .41 | −.01 | Adequate resources | −.10 | .30 | −.09 | Sufficient training | .12 | .33 | .10 | | | | | Dependent variable = quit | | | | Income | −.00 | .00 | −.31* | Cope with children | −.13 | .12 | −.17 | Cope with colleagues | −.67 | .23 | −.55** | Adequate resources | −.27 | .17 | −.31 | Sufficient training | .27 | .18 | .29 | | | | |
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