Burnout Questionnaire for Housewives (CUBAC): Assessment of its Psychometrical Properties and the Sequential Model of Burnout
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Keywords

burnout
perceived stress
housewives
structural equation models
confirmatory factor analysis

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Burnout Questionnaire for Housewives (CUBAC): Assessment of its Psychometrical Properties and the Sequential Model of Burnout. (2009). Universitas Psychologica, 8(2), 533-544. https://revistas.javeriana.edu.co/index.php/revPsycho/article/view/295
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Abstract

The researches about burnout have been extended to different populations; nevertheless, we did not find an instrument to measure burnout in housewives. Thus, the aim of this paper was to evaluate psychometric properties of Burnout questionnaire to housewives (CUBAC), designed by authors taking in consideration the Short questionnaire of burnout and also to evaluate goodness of fit of theoretical model behind questionnaires. Results about 200 housewives showed an adequate reliability, evidence of validity comparing with stress perceived scale and acceptable goodness of fit in the structural model analyzed
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