import type { AssessmentDefinition } from "../types.ts";
/**
 * CBI — Copenhagen Burnout Inventory (Kristensen, Borritz, Villadsen &
 * Christensen, 2005).
 *
 * 19 items in three independent scales: personal burnout (6), work-related
 * burnout (7), and client-related burnout (6). Each scale is scored on its
 * own; there is no total across all 19, because the three ask about
 * different attributions of the same exhaustion.
 *
 * Two response scales are mixed within the work and client scales — the
 * degree scale on the items phrased as "is your work..." and the frequency
 * scale on those phrased as "how often...". Both map to the same 100/75/50/
 * 25/0 key, which is why the published score for each scale is the mean of
 * its items on a 0–100 range. psytools reports subscale sums; divide by 6,
 * 7, and 6 to get the published figure (the same convention the ECR-R, ERQ
 * and HSPS entries follow).
 *
 * One item is reverse-keyed: work-burnout item 7, on having energy left for
 * family and friends, where more energy means less burnout.
 *
 * No cutoffs are defined. The authors publish population norms (Danish
 * means around 32 for personal burnout) rather than severity thresholds, so
 * no bands are declared — see SOURCES.md.
 *
 * Item text is reproduced from the authors' own English first edition
 * (February 2004), hosted by NFA, Denmark's National Research Centre for
 * the Working Environment. Rights: no first-party grant exists — read the
 * SOURCES.md entry before shipping this commercially.
 */
export declare const cbi: AssessmentDefinition;