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Banishing Burnout: Six Strategies for Improving Your Relationship with Work

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... Much of the day-to-day work being completed by managers was increasingly being directed by the new standards (Kristiansen et al., 2016). Some found the new managerial tasks empowering, as it enabled them the opportunity to advocate for additional resources, whilst others felt the new efficiency demands were conflicting with their professional values (Kristiansen et al., 2016) leading to disengagement and unhappiness which is known to lead to burnout (Leiter & Maslach, 2005). ...
... Stress experienced by residential aged care managers led to burnout, was identified in the scoping review as the 3R's (responsibility, reaction, and regulation). Leiter and Maslach (2005) identified that when a person is engaged in their job, they tend to be happier, more confident, energetic, and productive. However, stressors, such as the 3Rs affect their work, creating unhappiness, cynicism, and exhaustion leading to burnout (Leiter & Maslach, 2005). ...
... Leiter and Maslach (2005) identified that when a person is engaged in their job, they tend to be happier, more confident, energetic, and productive. However, stressors, such as the 3Rs affect their work, creating unhappiness, cynicism, and exhaustion leading to burnout (Leiter & Maslach, 2005). Maslach and Leiter (1997) found that burnout was not caused by a person's personality or character, but rather the social environment in which people work. ...
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Residential aged care managers play an important role which can influence outcomes for their staff, their residents, and the organisations they work for. Burnout in residential aged care employees has been researched however burnout in residential aged care managers has received little attention. This scoping review sought to identify literature examining burnout in residential aged care managers. To investigate the literature currently available on what stressors were experienced by residential aged care managers that led to burnout. This scoping review was conducted in accordance with the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses extension for scoping reviews (PRISMA-ScR) checklist. Five databases were searched, including CINAHL, MEDLINE, EMCARE, SCOPUS, and INFORMIT using primo search. The first review of title and abstracts was conducted by three authors to determine eligibility, using the program JBI SUMARI. Two authors were involved in the final screening of each full-text article. Where disagreement occurred, a collaborative discussion took place until consensus was reached. The review included peer-reviewed journal articles focusing on burnout, stress, fatigue, moral distress, exhaustion, or resilience in residential aged care managers or leaders published after 2012 in English. An initial search of the databases found 275 articles, of which 5 articles met the inclusion criteria for final review. Articles were categorised into the following groups Responsibilities, Reaction, and Regulation. These groups encapsulated risk factors for burnout in residential aged care managers. As a result of the scoping review, it is suggested that burnout in residential aged care managers can be attributed to environmental stressors, those being situational and organisational (Maslach, 2003), which are outside the control of the individual. Strategies that support residential aged care managers to manage and lessen the phenomenon of burnout require further exploration.
... Exhaustion is the central quality of burnout and the most obvious manifestation of this complex syndrome [1]. Burnout is not similar to depression and mood disturbance and also a consequence of one event; it's a complication of long term exposure to personal and/or work-related stress [1,7,8]. ...
... Occupational Burnout significantly affects the health professionals, accountants, lawyers, and teachers and other social workers [2,6,8], and is associated with adverse events that are directly related to the reduction in quality of care including medical errors, unexplained work absenteeism, job dissatisfaction, intention to exit the profession, low quality of personal and family life like physical exhaustion, insomnia, increased use of alcohol and drugs,marital and family problems [3,11]. ...
... According to the social learning theory, leaders' efforts to motivate their employees may be useless if employees cannot psychologically interpret the leader's signs. When exhausted, employees' psychological function is reduced, limiting their ability to engage fully with their work (Arshad, 2021;Leiter & Maslach, 2005). Emotionally exhausted employees were unable to contribute themselves at a psychological level as their psychological resources got depleted. ...
... Table 6 depicts that employee emotional exhaustion positively and strongly moderates both the relationships. The findings conclude that exhausted employees perform operations with suboptimal psychological functioning (Leiter & Maslach, 2005), which means they are not fully engaged with their work (Schaufeli & Taris, 2005). As a result, they cannot give their best as their psychological resources are depleted. ...
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Transformational leadership is essential for employees’ empowerment as it significantly enhances leadership qualities and increases employees’ satisfaction. Accordingly, the lack of comprehensive exploration and understanding has motivated us to examine the relationship between transformational leadership, psychological empowerment, organisational commitment, career satisfaction, and the moderating role of emotional exhaustion. The objectives of this study are (1) to study the relationship between transformational leadership, psychological empowerment, organisational commitment, and career satisfaction of employees, (2) to evaluate the mediating role of psychological empowerment and organisational commitment in relationship between transformational leadership and career satisfaction, and (3) to evaluate moderating role of emotional exhaustion on relationship between transformational leadership, psychological empowerment, and organisational commitment. Data was collected via cross-sectional structured questionnaires by 513 bank employees. Results indicate that transformational leadership significantly relates to empowerment and organisational commitment of employees but is insignificantly associated with career satisfaction. Moreover, transformational leadership significantly influences employees’ career satisfaction through the mediation of empowerment and commitment. Moderation analyses revealed that higher emotional exhaustion weakens employees’ empowerment and transformational leadership, which further weakens the direct relationship between transformational leadership and psychological empowerment and association between transformational leadership and commitment. This research can assist managers in developing retention strategies for employees to enhance psychological empowerment, organisational commitment, and career satisfaction of employees.
... Szerintük a kiégés egy háromdimenziós szindróma, amely azokat a munkavállalókat érinti, akiknek munkaköri feladatai főleg más személyeknek nyújtott segítségnyújtáshoz és ellátáshoz kapcsolódnak. A kiégés három dimenziója: érzelmi kimerültség (fáradtság és erőtlenség, hogy több támogatást nyújtson másoknak), deperszonalizáció vagy elszemélytelenedés (elzárt, cinikus, hideg és nem szimpatikus hozzáállás, különösen azokhoz, akik segítséget keresnek vagy szolgáltatásokat kérnek) és az alacsony szakmai teljesítmény (személyes és szakmai alkalmatlanság érzése, és nagyobb valószínűséggel hibázik a munkafeladatok során, megkérdőjelezi a saját hatékonyságát) (Maslach & Leiter, 1997;Maslach, Schaufeli & Leiter, 2001;Leiter & Maslach, 2005). ...
... Az össze nem illés eredményeként az egyén egyre frusztráltabb és ellenségesebb lesz, mely megnehezíti a másokkal való együttműködést. Ez a folyamat egy idő után fenntartja önmagát és egyre erősebbé válik, kiégést eredményezve (Maslach & Leiter, 1997;Maslach, Schaufeli & Leiter, 2001;Leiter & Maslach, 2005). Az elvégzendő munka mennyiségéhez köthető a kimerültség, a cinizmus viszont a munkahelyi szociális légkörből következik (Maslach & Leiter, 2016). ...
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Cél: A kiégés sokat kutatott terület, hiszen a munka hatékonyságát csökkenti, a fluktuációt növeli, az egyén egészségi állapotát veszélyezteti. Jelen cikkünkben a fókuszt a rendvédelemben dolgozókra helyezzük. E területen végzett kiégéssel kapcsolatos kutatási eredményeinket ismertetjük, összevetve a szociodemográfiai adatokkal, a szubjektív egészségi állapottal és a mozgással.Módszertan: Kutatásunk során egy kérdőívet állítottunk össze, mely tartalmazza a szolgálati helyet, a munkaidőt, az állományban eltöltött időt, a kiégés felmérését célzó kérdőívet, valamint szubjektív egészségi állapotra vonatkozó skálát, és felmértük a testmozgást. A Maslach Kiégés Kérdőív segítségével mértük föl a kiégés szintjét. A kérdőívet a Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg Megyei Rendőr-főkapitányságon dolgozó hivatásos állomány körében vettük fel, összesen 783 fővel.Megállapítások: Magas érzelmi kimerültség az állomány 4,6%-nál található. A deperszonalizáció magas foka 6%-ban jelentkezik, míg ehhez képest az állomány mintegy 30%-a mutat kimagasló értéket a személyes teljesítmény csökkenésben. A nemek szerinti összehasonlítás esetében a mintában az érzelmi kimerülés területén mutatkozott statisztikailag is jelentős eltérés a férfiak és a nők között – a nők jellemzően magasabb szintű érzelmi kimerültségről számoltak be férfi kollégáikhoz képest Szignifikáns együttjárás tapasztalható a rendszeres mozgás és deperszonalizáció és a személyes teljesítménycsökkenés alacsonyabb szintjével.Érték: E cikk elősegítheti, hogy középpontba helyeződjön a rendvédelemben dolgozók mentális egészsége, hiszen a kiégés az egyik legjelentősebb megbetegítő faktor.
... The research highlights that workers involved in the response and recovery phases are highly susceptible to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other trauma related to emotional and/or mental illnesses, although the empirical findings have not been consistent. Chronic stress has the potential of deplete energy, undermine beliefs, reduce abilities and efficacy in the person, and can lead to burnout (5) which is the greatest occupational risk of the 21st Century (6,7). ...
... Despite the fact that BurnSyn had been a major concern in disaster research, studies had focused only on humanitarian workers, public health workers, local health care workers, rehabilitation workers, and disaster reconstruction workers (2). This information is consistent with that found in the literature, which information demonstrates that consequences of BurnSyn affect individual's health, which also affects organizations in the form absenteeism, turnover, decreased productivity, and decreases in the quality of work (7,43). The physical and emotional responses associated with BurnSyn occur when the demands of the job are not in balance with the worker's capabilities, resources and/or needs (44)(45)(46). ...
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Objective: To examine the levels of burnout and self-perceived stress in workers at the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, who experienced major disasters: Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Methods: A quantitative descriptive cross-sectional study with a non-probabilistic convenience sample was conducted in workers at the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority. A structured questionnaire was administered to a sample of 163 eligible participants, aged 21 years and older, who participated voluntarily. Using employees of the electric company, the study examined the relationships between burnout and several characteristics (years of employment, existing health conditions, and coping strategies) both before and after Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Burnout was assessed with Gil-Monte's Spanish Burnout Inventory, and self-perceived stress was assessed with the 14-item Perceived Stress Scale. Results: Before the hurricanes, 16.6% of the workers reported high levels of burnout syndrome, while, after the hurricanes, the proportion increased to one-fifth (20.9%). Prior to the 2 hurricanes, more than one-fourth (23.4%) of the sample reported being extremely stressed; after the hurricanes, that proportion increased to 55%. Factors such as years of employment, counseling, and self-perceived stress showed significant statistical associations (P < .05) with burnout. Conclusion: From a public health standpoint, priority should be given to this population, thereby preventing burnout and any other negative effects of the aftermath (i.e., the lengthy response, recovery, and reconstruction) of these kinds of major disaster.
... It can be argued that much exposure to difficult student and their disruptive behavior as well as class management challenges might exert negative effects on teachers' evaluation of their self-efficacy, thereby increasing their level of teaching stress and harmful emotions (Friedman, 1995;Brouwers and Tomic, 2000;Montgomery and Rupp, 2005;Skaalvik and Skaalvik, 2007;Chang, 2009). One highly accredited model of burnout was introduced by Maslach who took worker's social setting into account and investigated employees' interactions (Leiter and Maslach, 2005). According to Leiter and Maslach (2005), burnout constitutes three interconnected elements including emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment. ...
... One highly accredited model of burnout was introduced by Maslach who took worker's social setting into account and investigated employees' interactions (Leiter and Maslach, 2005). According to Leiter and Maslach (2005), burnout constitutes three interconnected elements including emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment. From this perspective, teachers might get emotionally exhausted once they get emotionally depleted while encountering others specially their pupils; depersonalization occurs in case teachers hold unpleasant perceptions toward others, and reduced personal accomplishment happens when teachers' professional competencies are exhausted (Bibou-Nakou et al., 1999;Chang, 2009). ...
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Since teachers and their psychological factors have a significant share of variance in accounting for success in educational contexts, significant number of empirical studies have investigated the associations among intrapsychic variables of teachers. To further examine the inter-connections between individual teacher constructs in English as a Foreign Language (EFL) contexts, this study explored the role of emotion regulation and teacher self-efficacy in predicting teacher burnout in the Chinese EFL context. In so doing, a sample of 174 EFL teachers completed a survey containing the three valid scales measuring these constructs. Structural Equation Modeling was employed to examine the structural model of the variables under investigation. The findings revealed that teacher self-efficacy accounted for 20% of the variance in burnout, whereas emotion regulation represented 11.2% of the teacher burnout variance. Overall, it was revealed that although both variables exerted a significant unique contribution to teacher burnout, teacher self-efficacy seemed to be a stronger predictor of burnout than emotion regulation of teachers. The results might have remarkable implications for EFL teacher development programs.
... They should actively listen to employee concerns, validate their experiences, and take swift and decisive action to address issues of manipulation and coercion . This proactive approach not only prevents the escalation of toxic behaviors but also fosters trust and confidence in leadership (Leiter & Maslach, 2011). ...
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Psychological warfare in the workplace involves subtle forms of manipulation and coercion that can have profound effects on individuals, teams, and the overall work environment. This paper investigates various tactics used in organizational settings to undermine confidence, distort reality, and create a toxic atmosphere. Through an exploration of gaslighting techniques, scapegoating, microaggressions, and passive-aggressive behavior, we examine how these tactics impact employee well-being, team dynamics, and organizational culture. The study underscores the importance of recognizing signs of psychological warfare and implementing strategies to mitigate its detrimental effects. Drawing on research and practical insights, we propose education and awareness programs, leadership accountability, and promotion of psychological safety as key approaches for creating a safe and respectful work environment. By fostering a culture where manipulation tactics are recognized, addressed, and prevented, organizations can promote employee well-being, enhance team cohesion, and foster a positive organizational culture.
... 2. Effectiveness of Interventions The significant reduction in emotional exhaustion following mindfulness training (30% decrease, p < 0.05) supports the growing body of evidence on the benefits of mindfulness-based interventions for stress reduction (Kabat-Zinn, 2003). Similarly, the 25% increase in personal accomplishment associated with peer support programs underscores the importance of social connectedness in fostering resilience (Leiter & Maslach, 2005). These findings show that personal wellbeing interventions are effective at reducing burnout when implemented alongside system changes. ...
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Burnout has become a major concern for educators in light of evolving workloads, systemic challenges, and pedagogical demands. The present study seeks to identify pragmatic strategies to mitigate burnout and improve teachers' well-being. A mixed-methods design was employed, which blended a quantitative assessment of the degree of burnout through validated tools with qualitative interviews that aimed to establish main stressors and coping mechanisms. The findings point to the necessity of better peer cooperation, mindfulness-based interventions, and, most importantly, institutional support in mitigating burnout. The findings suggest that fostering sustainable well-being in the current contexts of study demands an interventional solution involving systemic and individual solutions.
... Emotional exhaustion, which is a key aspect of the burnout phenomenon, entails feelings of being emotionally drained because of excessive contact with people (Maslach et al., 2001). Employees or individuals suffering from emotional exhaustion feel that they cannot contribute psychologically because their emotional resources have been depleted (Leiter & Maslach, 2005). According to Maslach et al. (2001), depersonalisation, which is also called dehumanisation, occurs when employees or individuals develop negative feelings and callous attitudes towards customers that they must serve. ...
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Orientation: Transforming public service delivery is crucial for the South African government. Emotional labour (EL), managing emotions during client interactions, is essential in service centres.Research purpose: This study examined the relationship between EL, burnout and work engagement (WE) amongst service centre employees in a South African government organisation.Motivation for the study: South African government organisations, as sole service providers, require employees to deliver ‘service with a smile’. This increases mental workload and job stressors, leading to negative responses among service centre employees.Research approach/design and method: Cross-sectional, correlational and nonexperimental quantitative research design was used. The sample consisted of service centre employees in a government organisation.Main findings: The main findings indicated a positive correlation between EL and burnout, a negative correlation between burnout and work engagement and a negative correlation between EL and work engagement. These findings imply that higher EL leads to increased burnout, and reduces work engagement levels.Practical/managerial implications: Training on emotional regulation techniques could assist employees with effective emotional management, thereby reducing the negative impact of surface acting on mental well-being. Additionally, it is recommended that the organisation should focus on person–environment fit and personality traits during recruitment to minimise emotional dissonance and burnout amongst employees.Contribution/value-add: This study is the first of its kind in the South African government organisation and provides insight into the relationship between EL, burnout and work engagement of client service employees.
... Pasalnya pada sebuah proses pendidikan, guru yang memiliki kondisi mental prima penting adanya, sebab kualitas pengajaran yang diberikan kepada siswa bergantung pada tinggi rendahnya burnout para guru (Palupi & Pandjaitan, 2022). Selain hal tersebut menurut Leiter & Maslach (2005) burnout yang dialami pekerja menyebabkan tekanan tidak berujung, kelelahan, dan overhelmed atau kondisi dimana individu selalu merasa tuntutan yang ditanggungjawabkan kepadanya selalu melebihi kapasitias mereka untuk mengatasinya. Selain itu pola tidur pekerja akan bermasalah serta akan muncul perilaku penarikan diri dari lingkungan yang mengakibatkan penurunan hasil kerja, berkurangnya minat kerja, dan tidak produktif lagi. ...
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Guru sebagai fasilitator utama pembelajaran di sekolah rentan mendapati kondisi burnout dalam menghadapi setiap keterbaruan dalam sistem pendidikan sehingga penting bagi para guru memiliki efikasi diri yang baik dalam menghadapi persoalan dalam kegiatan belajar mengajar. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh pelatihan efikasi diri untuk menurunkan burnout pada guru. Subjek penelitian ini adalah 20 orang guru pada SMA X di Kabupaten Padang Pariaman yang memeliki tingkat burnout pada kategori sedang sampai tinggi dan tingkat efikasi diri pada kategori sedang sampai rendah. Desain penelitian ini adalah quasi experimental design dengan alternative pretest-posttest and follow-up control grup design, sedangkan alat ukur yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah skala burnout dan skala efikasi diri. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan tingkat burnout guru setelah diberikan pelatihan efikasi diri lebih rendah dibandikan sebelum diberikan pelatihan efikasi diri sehingga disimpulkan bahwa terdapat perbedaan tingkat burnout pada guru sebelum dan setelah mendapatkan pelatihan efikasi diri. Hasil lain pada penelitian ini juga menunjukan tingkat burnout lebih rendah pada kelompok yang diberikan pelatihan efikasi diri dibandingkan kelompok yang tidak diberikan pelatihan efikasi diri sehingga disimpulkan bahwa terdapat perbedaan tingkat burnout antara kelompok guru yang diberikan pelatihan efikasi diri dengan kelompok guru yang tidak diberikan pelatihan efikasi diri. Pelatihan dalam penelitian ini dapat dijadikan rekomendasi kegiatan rutin bagi sekolah guna mereduksi burnout guru-guru yang mengajar di SMA.
... Individuals can experience emotional exhaustion in a variety of situations, places, and work environments (Yang 2023). Multiple studies have demonstrated that one of the major causes of employee exhaustion is work overload and activities that are extensive, urgent, and complex (Leiter and Maslach 2005;Casserley and Megginson 2009;Edú-Valsania, Laguía, and Moriano 2022). Furthermore, the pressure to produce the best possible results, without errors, and within the specified dates can contribute to emotional exhaustion. ...
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This paper examines and analyzes the relationship between workplace robots, employee emotional exhaustion , and turnover intentions within the context of Industry 5.0. Empirical research was conducted from Janu-ary to May 2024. During this period, a total of 582 respondents from four Southeastern European countries (Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina) participated in the research. The proposed relationships between variables were tested by using the partial least squares method for structural equation mod-eling (PLS-SEM, SmartPLS software). The research results confirmed that the emotional exhaustion of employees had a positive relationship with turnover intentions, while workplace robots' effects were negatively related to employee emotional exhaustion and turnover intentions. Leaders, managers, and human resource professionals may benefit from the findings presented in this paper, especially during the decision-making process on how to reduce the emotional exhaustion of employees by using workplace robots, which, in the end, will result in employee retention.
... The fact that career barriers and the sense of burnout are interrelated and predictive concepts for the teaching profession (İnandı et al., 2013), a profession that is associated with the concept of career, also showed parallelism with the research results. In other words, it can be said that it is related to training a person in line with the expectations, goals and needs of the job assigned to him; It is very closely related to burnout, which is defined as the progress of a person's career (Aytaç et al., 2001), which is defined as the whole structure of work experiences throughout his / her life, and the loss of energy and confidence towards work (Leiter & Maslach, 2005). It can be said that the result of the research in question has been an expected situation especially for the academicians who have to deal with the important factors in the feeling of burnout by affecting their careers, such as the intense pressures related to publishing and having to advance their academic careers, and the fact that effective communication is established with the students (Budak & Sürgevil, 2005;Yoleri & Bostancı, 2012). ...
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Occupational burnout, which is a situation frequently experienced by individuals working in the service sector, can occur as a state of exhaustion with symptoms such as failure, constant fatigue, lack of energy and loss of strength, decrease in work efficiency, loss of motivation, and wear and tear. The aim of this study is to reveal the relationship between the professional burnout levels of the instructors working in education faculties and career barriers with some variables. The sample of the research in the relational survey model consists of 306 faculty members. While determining the sample, criterion sampling technique was used. The participants of the research are faculty members working in the education faculties of various state universities in Turkey. The data of the research were collected with Maslach Burnout Scale and Career Barriers Scale through the google form sent online. As a result of the research, a moderately significant relationship was found between the occupational burnout levels of faculty members and career barriers. The findings show female faculty members’ burnout levels and career barriers were higher than males and there was a significant difference between gender groups. It was concluded that the academic titles of the faculty members also caused a significant difference between the groups.
... Вигорання пов"язують з появою в людини відчуття емоційного, фізичного виснаження, безпорадності, безнадійності, депресії, розчарування [6, с. 103]. Професор К. Маслач дає наступні характеристики вигорання: 1) втрата енергії: відчуття перевтоми, перебування у стресі, відчуття виснаження; 2) втрата ентузіазму: початкова пристрасть у роботі згасає, а на зміну приходить негативний цинізм; якості працівника, які раніше привносилися у стосунки, втрачаються, працівник вкладає мінімум зусиль; 3) втрата впевненості: без енергії та активної участі у роботі працівнику важко знайти причину продовжувати робити свою роботу; частіше з"являються сумніви у нього щодо власної гідності [3]. Коли людина постійно знаходиться у такому стані, їй важко уявити собі спосіб вийти з нього. ...
... Az előzetes elképzelés alapján tehát a kiégés és az elköteleződés egyazon spektrum két ellentétes végletét jelentik (Bakker, Schaufeli, Leiter, & Taris, 2008), és ez alapján a témában döntően használt Utrecht Work Engagement Scale (Schaufeli, Bakker, & Salanova, 2006) skálái közül az életerő (vigor) a kimerültség, míg az elkötelezettség (dedication) a cinizmus ellentéte. A későbbi kutatási eredmények azonban megkérdőjelezték ezt az egydimenziós feltevést (Cole, Walter, Bedeian, & O'Boyle, 2012;Leon, Halbesleben, & Paustian-Underdahl, 2015). Az előző adatok újabb metaelemzése összetettebb összefüggésekre utal a két fogalom között. ...
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A kiégés az egyik legsúlyosabb munkahelyi veszélyforrás, amely a pedagógusszakmát is erősen érinti. Narratív irodalmi összefoglalónkban a kiégés kutatásának kezdeteit is feltüntetve tekintjük át az aktuális kérdéseket a definíció, méréstan, a háttérokok és a prevenciós megközelítések terén – fókuszálva a tanárokkal kapcsolatos relevanciákra. A diverzifikált módszertan nehezíti az előfordulás pontos mérését és a kezelési protokollok kialakítását is. A kiégés kutatásának kezdetén a Maslach és munkacsoportja által létrehozott modell vált dominánssá, amely a mai napig a legelterjedtebb, de mivel sok kritika éri, számos új mérőeszköz alakult ki. Napjainkban a konszenzusra való törekvés a jellemző szintetizáló definíciókkal és mérőeszközzel. A munka- és szociálpszichológiai megközelítés mellett – amely ennek a cikknek is alapját képezi – a kiégés klinikai megközelítését is érintjük. A kiégés mint folyamat pontosabb feltérképezése pedig hozzájárul a személyre szabottabb prevenció kialakításához. A legújabb kutatási eredmények fényében összegezzük, hogy milyen egyéni és szervezeti szintű tényezők milyen differenciált hatással bírnak a kiégés mértékének alakulására. Végül kitérünk arra, hogy mindezeket az egyéni és szervezeti szintű tényezőket, illetve ezek interakcióit figyelembe véve melyek a leghatékonyabb prevenciós megközelítések – különösen az általános és középiskola világában.
... All due to continuous interpersonal stresses at work. 2,3 According to Maslach et al. 4 , burnout is most common among healthcare workers and is characterized by emotional fatigue, depersonalization and low personal accomplishment impacting behaviors also the work environment. 5 In a study of service personnel, including dentists, burnout was associated with depression, anxiety, alcohol consumption, sleep and cognitive problems and musculoskeletal problems. ...
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