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Table 6 Path estimates of the structural model

From: The effect of teacher self-efficacy, online pedagogical and content knowledge, and emotion regulation on teacher digital burnout: a mediation model

Results

Effect sizes

Research hypotheses

 

Standard

Coefficients

Non-standard coefficients

 

p

T

accepted

0.778

P < 0/01

20.070

H1 = Teachers' online teaching competence has a significant effect on emotion regulation

accepted

0.45

P < 0/01

10.23

H2 = Teachers' online teaching competence has a significant effect on digital burnout

accepted

0.70

P < 0/05

14.25

H3 = teachers’ emotion regulation mediates the effect of teachers’ online teaching competence on digital burnout

Accepted

0.67

P < 0.01

7.43

H4 teachers' self-efficacy affects teachers' emotion regulation

accepted

0.77

P < 0/01

21.20

H5 teachers' self-efficacy affects teachers' digital burnout

Accepted

0.53

P < 0/01

9.92

H6 teachers’ emotion regulation mediates the effect of teachers’ self-efficacy on digital burnout

Accepted

0.413

P < 0/01

9.23

H7 = Teachers' emotion regulation affects digital burnout