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Occupational Strain and Efficacy in Human Service Workers

When the Rescuer Becomes the Victim

by M. Dollard

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Published March 31, 2001 by Springer .
Written in English

Subjects:

Public health & preventive medicine,
Social Work,
Public Health,
Medical,
Sociology,
Industrial & Organizational Psychology,
Medical / Administration

The Physical Object
Format	Paperback
Number of Pages	244
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL9310534M
ISBN 10	0792368533
ISBN 10	9780792368533

Occupational Strain and Efficacy in Human Service Workers When the Rescuer Becomes the Victim, M. Dollard, Helen R. Winefield, A. Winefield, , Medical, pages. Workers' compensation data in a large public sector human service agency clearly indicated that the most significant type ofcompensable incident that occurred within Size: 97KB. Social Workers and Human Service Practitioners Bob Lonne 1 INTRODUCTION The concepts of ‘burnout’ and, more recently, ‘vicarious trauma’ have predominated in the research and literature concerning occupational stressors and strain for social workers and human service practitioners. Whilst there has been.

Mohajan, H.K. (), The Occupational Stress and Risk of it among the Employees, International Journal of Mainstream Social Science, 2(2): 17– 4 • training and career development issues such as lack of opportunity for growth orFile Size: KB. Occupational strain and efficacy in human service workers: When the rescuer becomes the victim. Dordrecht Pocket Book. Google Scholar. Freudenberger, H The factorial validity of the Maslach Burnout Inventory- general survey in representative samples of eight different occupational groups. Journal of Career Assessment, 14, Cited by:

It would seem important, therefore, to better understand the motivational and self-concept factors related to such reluctance to obtain training in later life. In this context, the present research explored among middle-aged and older workers the structure of occupational self-efficacy-that is, belief in one’s ability to learn and use new job skills, meet the challenge of . OCCUPATIONAL STRESS AND HEALTH AMONG HOME HEALTH CARE WORKERS Jeanette M. Zoeckler Syracuse University Follow this and additional works at: Part of the Social and Behavioral Sciences Commons Recommended Citation Zoeckler, Jeanette M., "OCCUPATIONAL STRESS AND HEALTH AMONG HOME HEALTH CARE WORKERS" Author: Jeanette M. Zoeckler.

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Dollard, Helen R. Winefield, Anthony H. Winefield. Because of the increasing number of older workers, it is important to develop models of work-related constructs for this population. The present article developed a model surrounding occupational self-efficacy, testing its relation to other factors (e.g., intrinsic job motivation), predictors (e.g., self-perceptions of aging), and outcomes (e.g., job satisfaction).Cited by: Electronic Books: Occupational Medicine Toggle facets Limit your search Format.

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Models of occupational stress, in particular job strain and effort-reward imbalance, are presented. but human service workers are at especially.

workers, address occupational stressors by. efficacy will moderate more stress-strain relationships than generalised self-efficacy. Based on data collected from wor-kers that use new technologies in their jobs, we found that self-efficacy moderates the stress-strain relationship in general, in the sense that low levels of self-efficacy are related to high levels of occupational stress.

Human behavior and the social environment integrating theory and evidence-based practice / Published: () Human behavior theory and social work practice / Published: () Occupational strain and efficacy in human service workers: when the rescuer becomes the victim / by: Dollard, Maureen F.

Published: (). Occupational health A manual for primary health care workers World Health Organization Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean WHO-EM/OCH/85/E/LFile Size: KB. For many years, burnout has been recognized as an occupational hazard for various people‐oriented professions, such as human services, education, and health care.

The therapeutic or service relationships that such providers develop with recipients require an ongoing and intense level of personal, emotional by: While self-efficacy, in general, refers to one's confidence in executing courses of action in managing a wide array of situations, work self-efficacy assesses workers' confidence in managing workplace experiences (especially for new or prospective workers).

The theoretical underpinning is that individuals with higher work self-efficacy are more likely to look forward to, and to be.

This article presents the development, reliability, and validity testing of a measure of perceived self-efficacy developed particularly for use by occupational therapists, the Self-Efficacy Gauge. Method. Reliability and validity testing was performed through use of a mailed survey(n = ).

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