What is it about?
The paper examines if resilience moderates the relationship between stress and burnout in women social workers. The study is quantitative in nature and uses statistics to examine if resilience is a moderator variable
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Why is it important?
Stress and burnout are of increasing concern among social workers the world over. Women social workers in India are particularly vulnerable as they work in a demanding occupation that is by nature of a high pressure. Besides meeting their occupational roles they also have to balance the demands of supporting family needs. Further occupational roles may not be clearly defined and job security is often not guaranteed. As such understanding work related stress, burnout and resilience are important considerations. This study is relevant against this background.
Perspectives
Researchers interested in occupational correlates of social work practice may find this study to be useful. It also lends itself to cross-cultural comparisons
Dr Selwyn Stanley
Edge Hill University
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This page is a summary of: Resilience as a moderator of stress and burnout: A study of women social workers in India, International Social Work, October 2018, SAGE Publications,
DOI: 10.1177/0020872818804298.
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