Burnout the Effect of Jungian Type
Burnout the Effect of Jungian Type
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Summary of Main Results.
The preceding results have covered a lot of ground. The point of this section is to refer back to the original two basic assumptions, or themes, and summarise the results contained in the foregoing pages in the light of those assumptions.
(i) using the same methodological technique and logic as Maslach it was not possible to obtain a real depersonalisation factor in this particular sample. This raised the question whether depersonalisation is as relevant to this particu...lar setting as it to the human services.
(ii) the reactions to people associated with burnout were various and did not correlate in the way which would be predicted if depersonalisation were truly intrinsic to the burnout experience, nor as had been obtained on human service samples.
These two points both raise the question whether depersonalisation is a situationally specific concept and hence whether it is generic to burnout.
- 54 - The next two points raise the issue not merely of whether depersonalisatlon is situationally specific but whether it is also type specific.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Summary of Main Results.
The preceding results have covered a lot of ground. The point of this section is to refer back to the original two basic assumptions, or themes, and summarise the results contained in the foregoing pages in the light of those assumptions.
(i) using the same methodological technique and logic as Maslach it was not possible to obtain a real depersonalisation factor in this particular sample. This raised the question whether depersonalisation is as relevant to this particu...lar setting as it to the human services.
(ii) the reactions to people associated with burnout were various and did not correlate in the way which would be predicted if depersonalisation were truly intrinsic to the burnout experience, nor as had been obtained on human service samples.
These two points both raise the question whether depersonalisation is a situationally specific concept and hence whether it is generic to burnout.
- 54 - The next two points raise the issue not merely of whether depersonalisatlon is situationally specific but whether it is also type specific.
What to read after Burnout the Effect of Jungian Type?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Maria Garden to read onlineMoreLess
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