Findings – Factor analytic support was found for distinguishable measures of work exhaustion and
physical exhaustion. In separate regression models common significant correlates for both types of
exhaustion included: gender (females higher), higher surface acting, higher accumulated and continuing
education occupational costs, and lower job satisfaction. However, job satisfaction had a significantly
stronger negative correlation to work exhaustion versus physical exhaustion. Looking at impact on
occupational outcomes, physical exhaustion had a stronger positive correlation to being forced to stay in
occupation than work exhaustion, but work exhaustion had a stronger positive correlation to intent to
leave occupation than physical exhaustion. Unique correlates for work exhaustion included more years
in practice and lower education level, while unique correlates for physical exhaustion included: more
average days worked/week, higher deep acting, and higher occupational identification.
Findings – Factor analytic support was found for distinguishable measures of work exhaustion andphysical exhaustion. In separate regression models common significant correlates for both types ofexhaustion included: gender (females higher), higher surface acting, higher accumulated and continuingeducation occupational costs, and lower job satisfaction. However, job satisfaction had a significantlystronger negative correlation to work exhaustion versus physical exhaustion. Looking at impact onoccupational outcomes, physical exhaustion had a stronger positive correlation to being forced to stay inoccupation than work exhaustion, but work exhaustion had a stronger positive correlation to intent toleave occupation than physical exhaustion. Unique correlates for work exhaustion included more yearsin practice and lower education level, while unique correlates for physical exhaustion included: moreaverage days worked/week, higher deep acting, and higher occupational identification.
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