Burnout predictors among prison officers: The moderating effect of temperamental endurance |
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| Authors: | Roman Cieslak Joanna Korczynska Jan Strelau Magdalena Kaczmarek |
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| Institution: | aDepartment of Psychology, Warsaw School of Social Psychology, Chodakowska 19/31, Warsaw 03-815, Poland;bInstitute of Psychology, Silesian University, Katowice, Poland |
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| Abstract: | The study investigates whether work stressors, coping styles, and work-related social support predict burnout among prison officers (N = 476). It was hypothesized that coping and social support would mediate the effects of work stressors on burnout and that these effects would be moderated by temperamental endurance. Results of structural equation modeling showed that emotion-oriented coping was positively related to emotional exhaustion, and negatively to personal accomplishment. Task-oriented coping was positively related to personal accomplishment. Social support from work was negatively related to emotional exhaustion. The effects of work stressors on burnout were mediated by work-related social support and by emotion-oriented coping. Additionally, some of these mediating effects were moderated by endurance. Work-related social support was negatively related to depersonalization only among participants with strong endurance. High level of work stressors predicted high emotion-oriented coping only among individuals with weak endurance. |
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| Keywords: | Burnout Prison officers Social support Coping Temperament |
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