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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"emotional demands"”.
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Spiraling effects of firefighters’ emotional demands and off-duty unhealthy behaviors: psychosocial resources and healthy behaviors as moderators
… foods and use substances is to cope with emotional job demands and their associated negative affect at the end of their shift. This may be especially relevant for firefighters as this occupation has been associated with high levels of stress, alcoholism, and obesity. In response, I develop …
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Experienced high performance work system in the public healthcare sector: Conceptualisation, scale validation and examination of its “dark side"
… their experienced HPWS as a bundle of job demands. Based on these knowledge gaps, I conducted a two-phase study in the public healthcare context in Ghana to fill the identified gaps. The first phase of this study sought to validate a measure of experienced HPWS that has both content and …
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Emotion in organisations: working in British pubs
… considering Hochschild's (1983) concept of emotional labour and the possible emotional demands and impacts of service work. Concepts such as emotional exhaustion, burnout and desensitisation are often referred to in the literature although relatively few researchers draw attention to any …
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The development & implementation of a peer mentorship program for nurse anesthesia students
… (SRNAs) navigate the academic, clinical, and emotional demands of the 36-month doctorate program. Well-designed peer mentorship programs boost academic performance, resilience, and professional identity. An informal mentorship program has existed in the Michigan State University Nurse …
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Neo-vernacular trends towards the recent past in Greece
… be called the neo-vernacular as a way to meet emotional demands, economic needs or as one mode of intellectual justification for architecture in our times. The origins of the present preservation society and regionalism in Greece began in the 30's and was strengthened in the 70's. The movement …
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Burnout Prevention for Counselors-in-Training
… abundance of academic, clinical, and personal demands placed on them during their training. This literature review highlights key factors contributing to CIT burnout and explores different prevention strategies. The three primary focuses include: burnout prevalence among CITs, emotional …
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Transition to Kindergarten: exploring concepts of worry, transition activities, and parent efficacy
… children including new behavioral, social, and emotional demands and it remains difficult for many children (Cowan and Heming, 2005; Jiang, Justice, Purtell, Lin, and Logan, 2021; Latham, 2018). This adjustment is important because how well children adjust to their new academic context has …
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Transformacinio vadovavimo vaidmuo darbo reikalavimų ir perdegimo sąsajoms /
… of the main causes of burnout is excessive job demands, and transformational leadership can be significant in reducing it. This study aims to evaluate the role of transformational leadership in the relationship between job demands and burnout. The study was conducted in 2024, examining 243 …
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Exploring the Effect of Narrative Medicine on Burnout and Compassion Satisfaction Among EM Physicians
… structural inefficiencies, shift work, and high emotional demands. While interventions addressing physician well-being are proliferating, many lack evidence or fail to address the relational and narrative dimensions of medical practice. Narrative medicine (NM), a reflective practice rooted in …
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A qualitative exploration of how risk is conceptualised and worked with in mental health services
… suggest therapists experience the work as emotionally demanding. Some therapists working with clients who are suicidal, fear blame or emotional discomfort which contributes to them avoiding relational closeness with their clients. The findings imply that therapists’ experiences may vary, …
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The Impact of Inner-City Teachers' Mental Well-Being on Student Outcomes in Urban School Settings
… settings. Urban educators often face increased emotional and professional demands, yet the connection between their mental well-being and the students they serve remains underexplored. It is critical to understand this relationship, as improving student outcomes requires attention to the …
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The Role Of Story Telling In A Police Probationer Training Classroom
… that are likely to exert high attentional or emotional demands on the students are used.
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Special education teachers’ perspectives on compassion fatigue : a qualitative single case study of its impact on career decisions.
… experience with compassion fatigue, a form of emotional stress, and overwhelming work demands (Hoffman et al., 2007). To address the concern of special education teachers’ attrition, Hoffman et al. (2007) recommended further study of the effects of compassion fatigue on special education …
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The Changing Uses and Developments of Affectivity in the Practice of Confession (12th-13th centuries)
… (confession and penance), or as an internalised emotional process (contrition). However, this approach kept the focus away from the practical impact that a ‘contritionist’ interpretation of confession, mostly developed in monasteries, would have had on the widespread practice of clerical lay …
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“Just talk to us”: Exploring the lived experiences of young people who engage with a school-based counselling service, and the views of pastoral staff
… and distinct form of support, and that emotionally attuned relationships with trusted adults underpin help-seeking. Schools’ capacity to provide MH support is shaped by systemic factors, including role ambiguity, limited resources, and the positioning of wellbeing within school ethos. …
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Dancing through it: Enhancing psychological recovery in dance
… dance requires intensive training and physical demands that may put dancers at risk of underrecovery and overtraining if not balanced with adequate recovery. Dancers have been shown to be susceptible to overtraining and burnout (Koutedakis, 2000), however, little is known about how dancers …
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You Can’t Pour from an Empty Cup: A Resource-Based Perspective on Leader Well-Being
… crisis context in terms of leader-specific demands and leaders’ resources, Study 1 was conducted as a mixed methods study with a sample of 60 leaders from lower and middle management. We hypothesized leaders’ work intensification and emotional demands (i.e., resource-draining factors …
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The Head and the Heart in Crisis: The Temporal Dynamics of the Interplay Between Team Cognitive Processes and Collective Emotions During Crisis Events
… complex problems, but also exert high emotional demands on the team. As a result, effective team functioning in crisis events involves handling each dimension of the crisis through distinct, yet concurrent, types of responses, namely team cognitive processes and collective emotions. …
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The Impact of Perceived Administrative Support on Teacher Burnout
… Due to current occupational requirements and emotional demands, many educational professionals experience burnout (Roethler, 2021). Burnout occurs when daily occupational challenges overpower one's ability to maintain a healthy emotional state and meet professional demands (Roethler, 2021). …
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Do psychosocial factors predict pain after participation in an ultramarathon race?
… volume of training and the physical and emotional demands of completing an ultramarathon event, exercise-induced muscle damage and delayed-onset muscle soreness are common. Recovery is central to improving performance and is also a determining factor in return to training. Recovery …
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