Neurobiological and emotional impact of occupational stress in frontline police officers: a neuroimaging and neurochemical study.

Eur J Psychotraumatol · 2025 · PMC12587806 · PMID 41186097

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In contrast, client-related burnout (CBI_3) showed a significant main effects model (F(2, 58) = 4.261, p = .019), driven by a borderline significant effect of occupational group ( B = 10.077, p = .076), with a non-significant interaction (Δ R 2 = .004, p = .625).

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In contrast, simple slopes analysis showed that higher GABA levels were significantly associated with higher work-related burnout levels among police officers (CBI_2: B = 126.36, p = .017), while the associations for personal (CBI_1: B = 100.43, p = .063) and client-related burnout (CBI_3, B = 85.53, p = .108) were positive but did not reach statistical significance. 3.5.3.

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