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Table 2 Indirect effect of engaging leadership on burnout and work engagement through job demands, job resources, and intrinsic motivation

From: Engaging leadership and nurse well-being: the role of the work environment and work motivation—a cross-sectional study

Hypothesis

Predictor

Mediator

Outcome

β

ρ

LLCI

ULCI

1a

Engaging Leadership

Job demands

Burnout

− 0.218

0.000

− 0.272

− 0.176

1b

Engaging Leadership

Job demands

Work engagement

0.064

0.000

0.035

0.100

2a

Engaging Leadership

Job resources

Work engagement

0.260

0.000

0.192

0.342

2b

Engaging Leadership

Job resources

Burnout

− 0.183

0.000

− 0.262

− 0.121

3a

Engaging Leadership

Job demands

Intrinsic motivation

0.011

0.457

− 0.018

0.040

3b

Engaging Leadership

Job resources

Intrinsic motivation

0.368

0.000

0.286

0.457

4a

Engaging Leadership

Job demands and intrinsic motivation

Burnout

− 0.002

0.461

− 0.007

0.003

4b

Engaging Leadership

Job demands and Intrinsic motivation

Work engagement

0.003

0.462

− 0.005

0.012

5a

Engaging Leadership

Job resources and intrinsic motivation

Work engagement

0.104

0.000

0.070

0.144

5b

Engaging Leadership

Job resources and intrinsic motivation

Burnout

− 0.058

0.000

− 0.095

− 0.032

  1. β = Standardized beta, LLCI = lower level of bootstrap confidence interval, ULCI = upper level of bootstrap confidence interval