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International Journal of Science Annals, Vol. 6, No. 1, 2023
                      рrint ISSN: 2617-2682; online ISSN: 2707-3637; DOI:10.26697/ijsa

            Table 2
            Descriptive Statistics of the Variables Based on Total Score and Gender























                 a
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            Note.  Mann-Whitney test between the score of male and female,  n=406,  n=68.
                                                                 b
            *p<0.05, **p<0.01, ***p<0.001.

            The regression results for predicting academic burnout   self-compassion. 7.6% of  self-compassion can predict
            are shown in Table 3. Academic burnout is significantly   academic burnout, while 92.4% was predicted by other
            and   negatively   influenced   by   self-compassion   variables.  In  accordance  with  Gravetter  and  Forzano
            (R =0.076, F=38.960, p<0.001). Academic burnout will   (2018), self-compassion has a small effect on academic
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            decrease by 4.770 points for every additional 1 score of   burnout, as shown by its R  of 0.076.

            Table 3
            Regression Test Results for the Prediction of the Academic Burnout



















                 a
            Note.  male=1, female=0.
            *p<0.05, **p<0.01, ***p<0.001.

            By adding the age and semester variables as predictors   A fourth predictor, gender, was added to the regression
            along with self-compassion, all three significantly affect   analysis.
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            academic burnout, R =0.084, F=15.409, p<0.001. The   These four predictors together have a significant effect
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            addition of these two predictors increases R  by 0.008,   on academic burnout, R =0.100, F=13.073, p<0.001. An
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            although  the  effect  is  still  small.  Self-compassion,   R  of 0.100 indicates that these four predictors together
            semester, and age together can predict academic burnout   have a moderate effect (Gravetter & Forzano, 2018). As
            by 8.4%. Self-compassion and age have negative effect   a  result,  female  undergraduate  students  will  likely
            on  academic  burnout  (b=-4.899  and  -0.848,      experience  greater  academic  burnout  than  male
            respectively),  while the semester has a positive effect   undergraduate  students.  The  age  variable,  however,
            (b=0.654). This shows that increasing self-compassion   emerged  as  the  only  predictor  from  this  regression
            and age causes a decrease in academic burnout  while   analysis that did not have a significant effect.
            increasing semesters will cause an increase in academic   Table 4 displays the results of regression test with the
            burnout.  Although  these  three  predictors  had  a   self-compassion components as a predictor.
            significant effect, self-compassion has the most effect   .
            (β=-0.284).

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