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This study examined the effects of counselors¡¯ resilience and job control on counselor burnout and tested cross-level interaction effects. A total of 458 counselors nationwide participated in the survey, and the collected data were analyzed using SPSS 26.0 and Mplus 8.10. The results indicated that higher levels of counselor resilience were associated with lower levels of burnout. perceived organizational job control did not have a significant direct effect on counselor burnout. A significant cross-level interaction effect was found between counselor resilience and organizational job control. Specifically, when counselors showed high resilience, working in an organization that allows greater job control exertion further reduced burnout levels. These findings suggest that to effectively prevent counselor burnout, it is important not only to implement interventions that strengthen counselors¡¯ resilience, but also to establish organizational environments that enable counselors to exercise greater job control.



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Counselor burnout, resilience, job control, multi-level analysis, cross-level interaction effects