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A Correlational Model Of Burnout And Personality Among Clergy In The United States, Nathanael M. Stephens Jan 2020

A Correlational Model Of Burnout And Personality Among Clergy In The United States, Nathanael M. Stephens

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This study explored the relationship between personality and burnout. The facets of personality detailed in the Factor Five Model served as the independent variables, with burnout as the dependent variable. Research exists on the relationship between personality and burnout for individuals in helping professions. However, there is little research on the interaction between burnout and personality factors among Protestant clergy members.

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A total of 602 participants who self-identified as living in the United States were recruited through an advertisement on Facebook. Participants all indicated they were Protestant members of the clergy and had been in the ministry for …


Antecedents And Consequences Of Burnout Among Professional Psychologists, Alisha Miller Jan 2018

Antecedents And Consequences Of Burnout Among Professional Psychologists, Alisha Miller

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Mental health professionals are thought to be uniquely at risk for burnout due to the personal nature of their work and the types of clients with whom they work. But, while the phenomenon of burnout has received attention in the general occupational health literature, research focused on the predictors and outcomes of burnout among professional psychologists remains relatively limited. This study focused on the antecedents and consequences of the emotional exhaustion and client depersonalization components of burnout and, guided by the job demands-resources model, had three main aims: a) examine job demands and job resources as predictors of emotional exhaustion …