PODATNOŚĆ NA STRES ZAWODOWY PRACOWNIKÓW BANKÓW
Abstract
DOI: 10.19251/ne/2017.26(23)
Badania nad stresem zawodowym koncentrują się obecnie nad określeniem indywidualnych predyspozycji do pracy w warunkach dystresu psychologicznego. Stres przewlekły lub o wysokim natężeniu jest istotny w etiologii wypalenia zawodowego, zwiększonej chorobowości,w tym na choroby psychiczne. Współczesne badania wskazują znaczenie pięciu wymiarów temperamentu afektywnego w percepcji stresu zawodowego w pracy o dużym nasileniu stresu. Temperament depresyjny, cyklotymiczny, drażliwy i lękowy wiążą się z mniejszą odpornością na stres zawodowy, podczas gdy wymiar hiertymiczny ma znaczenie protekcyjne. Koncepcja temperamentu afektywnego może okazać się przydatna w badaniu etiologii stresu zawodowego i jego następstw u pracowników sektora bankowości.
Słowa kluczowe: Stres zawodowy, podatność na stres, temperament afektywny, pracownicy
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