A Meta-analysis on the Relationship between Workplace Spirituality and Work Related Variables : Insights for Workplace Counseling

김혜경,; 조한익,

doi:10.23844/kjcp.2017.02.29.1.1

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“…Nam Hyun-Joo and Song Yeon-Joo [5] also reported that when corporate counselors perceive psychological burnout, their psychological health worsens, which negatively affects the quality of psychological services. Similar to this, psychological burnout not only deteriorates the psychological health of counselors but also affects their job efficiency, increases emotional exhaustion, and escalates severe job stress, negatively affecting their developmental competence, which is central to the quality of counseling [6,7]. The objective of this study is to explore conditions that can alleviate psychological burnout among counselors working in South Korea.…”

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Structural Relationships between Counselors’ Sense of Calling, Meaning of Work, Living a Calling, and Psychological Burnout

He,

Kang,

Ren

et al. 2023

Behavioral Sciences

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This study examined the influence of counselors’ sense of calling on psychological burnout, mediated by meaning of work and living a calling, based on the work as a calling theory (WCT) and preceding studies. Furthermore, the sequential mediating effects of meaning of work and living a calling were investigated. Data were collected from 420 Korean counselors working in counseling centers located nationwide and analyzed using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM). The results revealed that a sense of calling negatively impacted psychological burnout. Second, the sense of calling did not affect psychological burnout through the mediation of meaning of work. Third, the sense of calling negatively impacted psychological burnout through the mediation of living a calling. Fourth, the sense of calling negatively affected psychological burnout through the sequential mediation of meaning of work and living a calling. Based on this study’s findings, implications can be provided to enhance counselors’ professional calling and reduce psychological burnout, thereby aiding them in resolving their psychological issues during counseling practice and providing higher-quality psychological services to clients. Suggestions for improvements and future research are also discussed.

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confidence: 97%