Chap 2 part 2 : Burnout Flashcards
What is acute stress ?
An acute stress reaction may develop after exposure to a traumatic event, for instance a physical aggression or an accident
Symptoms of post-traumatic stress reaction
- intrusive memories of the event
- avoidance of places or things that remind them of the event
- withdrawal
- psychological and physiological reactivity to cues that trigger those recollections
Unlike acute and post-traumatic stress, which are responses to abrupt, easily identified major events, burnout is a form of xxx
chronic stress
Burnout is a xxx, beginning with little warning and developping gradually
cumulative process
Burnout can be conceptualized as
the final stage in the rupture of adaptation resulting from the long terme disequilibriuum between work and work resources
Which are the 3 stages of the burnout ?
1) emotional exhaustion resulting in loss of energy and chronic fatigue
2) cynicism putting a distance between themselves and service recipients = “depersonalization of relationships”
3) reduced personal accomplishment
What are the 4 categories of social support referred to in the text ?
- emotional
- informational
- appraisal
- instrumental
Mental disorders attributed to work-related stress include the following
- post-traumatic stress disorder
- burnout
- adjustment disorder
- depression and anxiety
Which model is a theroretical framewirk that tries to integrate the stress research tradition and the motivation research tradition ?
The Job Demands - Resources (JD-R)
Job demands can be
distal or proximal
charge de travail
workload
proximal job demands are associated with
the content of the job
What kind of demands includes characteristics such as job instability or insecurity due to the global economy ?
distal job demands
What discipline focuses on individual and group processes within organizations and is concerned with the factors that affect such outcomes as job satisfaction, motivation, work effectiveness, and quality of work life? (Also includes leadership style, decision-making, and organizational development.)
organizational psychology
When experiencing post-traumatic stress reaction, the onset of symptoms ranges:
from immediate to delayed, sometimes 6 months following the traumatic event.