1994
DOI: 10.1177/104438949407500404
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The Relationship between Feelings of Alienation and Burnout in Social Work

Abstract: Many articles and books have been written about alienation and burnout. Although the concepts have been conceptually linked, no known empirical studies have demonstrated that relationship. Using data from a survey of social workers practicing in the State of Wisconsin, the author tested the hypothesis that the concepts of burnout and alienation are closely related. The findings support that hypothesis and suggest that some dimensions of alienation may be especially potent predictors of burnout among social wor… Show more

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“…Isolation, the third additional barrier was similarly consistent with Powell's ( 1994) definition of the same term which is the sense that each individual struggles alone and that no sense of community exists. Selfestrangement seemed to be consistent with Seeman's ( 1972) definition which is being something less than one might be if the circumstances in society were different.…”
Section: More Complex Barrierssupporting
confidence: 54%
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“…Isolation, the third additional barrier was similarly consistent with Powell's ( 1994) definition of the same term which is the sense that each individual struggles alone and that no sense of community exists. Selfestrangement seemed to be consistent with Seeman's ( 1972) definition which is being something less than one might be if the circumstances in society were different.…”
Section: More Complex Barrierssupporting
confidence: 54%
“…Powerlessness, as described by participants is consistent with Powell's (1994) definition which is the sense that one can control neither the conditions of work nor the purposes of one's labour.…”
Section: More Complex Barrierssupporting
confidence: 52%
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“…Powell (1994) işe yabancılaşmanın kuralsızlık, güçsüzleşme, anlamsızlaşma, kendine yabancılaşma ve yalıtılmışlık boyutlarının tükenmişlik ile ilişkili olduğunu belirtmektedir. Elma (2003), Uysaler (2010) ve Babür (2009) tükenmişlik sendromunun yabancılaşmanın bir sonucu olduğunu belirtmektedirler.…”
Section: Araştırma Değişkenleri Arasındaki İlişkiler Ve Araştırma Hipunclassified
“…Employee's work alienation affects job attitude mainly reflected in the job burnout (Powell, 1994) [27], job satisfaction, organizational commitment (Hirschfeld, Field and Bedeian, 2000) [28], job engagement (ArmstrongStassen, 2006) [29] and so on. And such aspects as job burnout, job satisfaction, organizational commitment and work engagement will influence job performance significantly (Salanova, Agut and Peiro, 2005) [30].…”
Section: The Relationship Of Work Alienation and Job Performancementioning
confidence: 99%