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burnout commonly associated professions entail high rate close relationships individuals groups paper explores association burnout interpersonal relationships using relational social network framework collected data adviceseeking relationships among 102 teachers administrative staff secondary school melbourne australia burnout measured using burnout assessment tool focused four core subscales 1 exhaustion 2 mental distance 3 emotional impairment 4 cognitive impairment applied particular class statistical model social networks called exponential random graph models ergms shed new light level burnout relates formation advice relations among school staff results indicated high levels overall burnout linked higher number adviceseeking ties among school staff additionally teachers scored high cognitive impairment ie difficulties thinking clearly learn new things work tended seek provide advice greater number others finally school staff scored high exhaustion ie severe loss energy results feelings physical mental exhaustion tended sought less advisors others high mental distance ie psychologically distancing oneself others generally less likely seek advice school staff discuss findings drawing conservation resource theory notably results show burnout individuallevel problem burnout associated reduced social connectivity specific ways may impact school staff collaborate culminating staffwide overall impact affects schools function