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Showing 1 to 20 of 93 for “"burn out"”.
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Teacher Self-Efficacy, Teacher Attitudes about Reform Accountability Measures, and Teacher Burn-out
… have indicated a possible increase in teacher burnout and potentially lower levels of teacher self-efficacy. This study examines the relationship between teacher self-efficacy, teacher burnout, and teachers’ attitudes about three reform accountability measures – teacher effectiveness ratings, A …
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Communication skills, Emotional labor and Burnou in intensive care unit nurses.
… among communication skills, emotional labor,and burn out of ICU nurses. The subjects were 165 nurses who were working in the ICU of a university hospital. We used GICC (Global Interpersonal Communication Competence Scale), modified by Hur (2003),for rating communication skills. To assess …
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PEDAGOGŲ, DIRBANČIŲ SU SUTRIKUSIO INTELEKTO VAIKAIS, PROFESINIO PERDEGIMO RAIŠKA /
… (1974) was the first, who presented the term “burn-out”, thus describing the response caused by stress. Studies and development of the burn-out concept were continued by Maslach (1976). She chose individuals working in “auxiliary professions” (i.e. teachers, social workers) as the focus of her …
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Motivations and Characteristics of Active and Nonactive Members Belonging to Natural Resource Nongovernmental Organizations
… commitments. I also investigated what leads to burn out and attrition of active members. Burn out and attrition in active members often resulted from a lack of personal satisfaction and growth from contributions. Active members who had experienced burn out donated more hours, had been members …
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Beyond Survival to Thrival: A Narrative Study of an Urban Teacher's Career Journey
<p><strong>Abstract</strong></p> <p>Teacher burn out contributes to the epidemic of early career exit. At least half of all new K-12 teachers leave the profession by the time they reach their fifth year of teaching. Conversely, there are urban teachers who survive burn out and thrive as career- …
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Mindful and Positive Relationships as Foundational to Student Support
… the whole learning community through teacher burn-out and increased perception of the school as an unsafe area. This perception and teacher burn-out results in less effective teaching and lower academic motivation in peers. However, motivation can be increased through school staff bridging the …
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Counselling psychologists’ experience of their professional identity whilst working in an IAPT service : an interpretative phenomenological analysis
… practising in this setting, contributing to burn-out, disillusionment and job dissatisfaction. Semi-structures interviews were conducted with six counselling psychologists with experience of working in IAPT services, which were analysed using interpretative phenomenological analysis. Their …
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A study of the views of practitioners, managers and the professional body, on the purpose of support and supervision for guidance practitioners working as personal advisers
… process - managing stress and avoiding burn out - time constraints within a bigger picture of constant change. Although there were many similar views about the purpose of support and supervision, there were differences in emphasis between the groups. For personal advisers the central …
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Primary school teachers' encounters with cases of suspected or disclosed child sexual abuse
… teachers in relation to child abuse. The Maslach Burn-out Inventory assessed levels of occupational stress. Teacher's identification of abuse and their perceived ability to cope with such cases were hypothesised as associated with the perceived adequacy of training and support, and with teacher's …
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Experiences of informal women caregivers in caring for people living with HIV and AIDS in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
… of the study participants was maintained throughout. Findings: Themes which emerged from the data were as follows: social and economic situation; HIV-related stigma and discrimination; stress and burn-out: treatment and support system; care burden and the challenges. Financial problems made an …
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Implementing a patch-mosaic burning system in Southern African savanna conservation areas
The implementation of a patch-mosaic burning system (PMB) in southern African savanas was investigated. Under such a system fires are point-ignited, under a range of fuel and weather conditions, and allowed to burn out by themselves. The system was applied in Pilanesberg National Park (PNP), South …
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CLINICAL VALIDATION OF 371 MICRO-RNA USE IN SMALL TESTICULAR MASSES AND IN STAGE IIA AND IIB<3CM TESTICULAR GERM CELL TUMORS
… the patient with mixed germ cell tumors with burn-out component had an RQ of 8. Conversely, the expression of 371a-p miRNA in patients with no GCT was 5 and 9 (RQ) in Leydig cell tumors, 1 in burn-out tumor, 2 in leiomyoma and 16 in capillary hemangioma. The overall sensitivity is 88% and the …
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An Investigation Of Altruism And Personality Variables Amongbeginning Counseling Students
… pursue acareer in counseling might be doing so out of some altruistic interest; in other words a desire to come to the aid of others in distress. It has been noted as well that some individuals may enter the counseling profession based more on self-interest; for example, as "wounded healers" …
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Disconnect Within the Museum Workplace
… to help bridge the divide and bring awareness of burn out and other issues to the profession’s attention. Based on the findings of this study, many museums may be able to notice disconnect issue(s) before they have any serious consequences.
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Stress in Teaching: An Exploration of Possible Sources
… which, when unattended, can lead to occupational burn-out. Through the multiple regression analysis of the responses of 95 west central Georgia classroom teachers to the Clark Teacher Occupational Stress Factor Questionnaire, this study sought to determine the current levels of teacher stress …
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Using the job demands-resources model to understand burnout in police officers in the UK and the US
Rates of burnout among police officers vary between countries and types of officers, which necessitates further exploration of the workplace conditions that impact how and why officers experience burnout. I examined data from two samples of police officers from the United Kingdom (N=356) and the …
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Development and Implementation of a Succession Plan for the Nursing Department in a Community Hospital
… (Nelsey, Brownie, 2012). Factors contributing to burn-out in nursing departments affect the intentions of nurses to leave and lower satisfaction towards their profession. The proposed succession plan will act as a resource to identify features that affect staff morale, clinical competence and …
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Death and Value Reignition: Lucky in the Chance to Die
… is impossible, would irreversibly crash and burn in just the way Williams thinks merely super-centenarian lifespans must. Death gives us a sense that time is running out, and this sense is one a mortal creature can capitalize on to reignite his categorical desires when they burn out. An …
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