Burnout is a psychological syndrome, stemming as a response to chronic interpersonal jobs stressors, characterized by three principal dimensions: exhaustion (the state of depletion of the individual’s emotional and physical resources due to the difficulties in facing customers’ demands); depersonalization (the negative, off-putting and extremely distant reaction to diverse facets of the. The publisher has decided to discontinue the journal burnout research. published content will remain available on sciencedirect. authors who seek to publish in the field of burnout research will continue to be served by the following journals – please refer to the respective journal websites for further.... A case study of stress and burnout: the newspaper adviser. broussard, e. joseph; butler, john m. a review of literature relating to stress and burnout and its potential implications for further study of secondary school newspaper advisers reveals a number of areas that require attention..
A case report cannot answer questions that only prospective studies are able to, but it opens the discussion about burnout syndrome in psychiatric nosology and practice. 8. Exploring stress, burnout, and job dissatisfaction in secondary school teachers jos
