The Role of Psychological Capital in Psychological Well-Being and Job Burnout of High Schools Principals in Saveh, Iran

Malekitabar, Mahmoud; Riahi, Mousa; Malekitabar, Ali Reza

doi:10.17795/ijpbs-4507

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“…Fostering PsyCap leads to lower burnout and revitalizes the PWB of employees (Manzano-García & Ayala, 2017). However, gender does not play a moderating role in the relationship between PWB and job burnout, and in the relationship between PsyCap and job burnout (Malekitabar et al, 2017). In a sample of nurses, PsyCap was negatively related to emotional exhaustion, and facilitated an in increase in PWB (Laschinger & Grau, 2012).…”

Section: Psychological Well-being and Psychological Capitalmentioning

confidence: 83%

Psychological Well-being of Employees, its Precedents and Outcomes: A Literature Review and Proposed Framework

Mishra

Venkatesan

2022

Management and Labour Studies

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Is the psychological well-being (PWB) of employees essential to be considered by organizations? Does it have an impact on an organization in the long-run? This study attempts to provide a holistic view of literature on PWB and how it has become indispensable for employees and the organization. The study also proposes a framework consisting of precedents and outcomes of PWB of employees in organizations. A review of the literature of 142 studies was done using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) framework along with the main construct PWB and ten related organizational variables. PWB has been analysed from a eudaimonic perspective. Literature review reveals the scarcity of management literature on the eudaimonic sense of well-being of employees, and how well-being is not distinguished on the basis of its philosophical roots. Our research discusses the variables which have been studied comprehensively in juxtaposition with well-being, and also those variables which are yet to be explored with eudaimonia as the focus. The study is a novel attempt to systematize literature on the under-examined eudaimonic perspective of PWB of employees and its relationship with prominent organizational variables. The study intends to give practitioners and the managers value adding insights into the factors that affect the PWB of employees and also how these factors can be honed for better employee mental health leading to higher organizational returns.

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Section: Psychological Well-being and Psychological Capitalmentioning

confidence: 83%