Effect of Assertiveness Skills on Job Burnout

Butt, Aqsa; Zahid, Zahid Mahmood

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“…In fact, high WBC count is strongly associated with metabolic syndrome in rat, 21 and human. 22,23 White blood cell count was significantly positively correlated with body mass index, the expression of an insulin-resistant state or involvement of the MS (Nakanishi, 2004;Park, 2009). And, an increase in the WBC count with the MS could be due to the presence of lymphocytes and monocytes in this inflammatory reaction (Figs: lymphocyte and Monocyte).…”

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Effects of metabolic syndrome on blood cells to Wistar rats

Gf¹,

Kamagaté²,

Ap³

2018

JDMDC

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This investigation is concentrated on how hematological markers would change in pig fat induced metabolism syndrome (MS) in adult Wistar rats. The objective of the current work was to examine the effect of diet-induced metabolic syndrome on hematological parameters. Metabolic syndrome was induced by feeding rats with diet supplemented to 10% (LF group) and 30% (HF group) pig fat and the control rats were fed normal diet (ND) for 9 weeks. After the study period, White Blood Cell (WBC), Red Blood Cell (RBC), hematocrit (HCT), Hemoglobin, platelet (PLT), lymphocytes, monocytes, Neutrophils, Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration (MCHC), Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) were measured using BC-30s hematology analyzer. The results showed that hematocrit, RBC and hemoglobin levels were significantly decreased in metabolic syndrome than in control rats respectively (37.24±10.3 vs 33.16±9.5%; 7.08±3.2 vs 6.63±2.8x10 6 /μL and 13.36±1.3 vs 11.85±1.2g/L; p< 0.05). MCHC and platelet were also not elevated in metabolic syndrome than in control rats respectively (31.5±8.2 vs 45.3±10.4 and 356.6±92.2g/dl vs 485.2±89.4x10 6 μL; p<0.05). However, erythrocyte indices as MCV didn't showed statistically significant variations among the LF and control rats (56.08±2.01 vs 55.4±2.8fl; p<0.05). MS appeared to significantly decrease to white blood cell concentration, lymphocytes and neutrophils which probably reduced the immune defense mechanism. The findings demonstrated that MS caused significant undesirable alterations in hematological parameters in rats and it possible to suspect a coexistence between anemia and the metabolic syndrome in this animal model. In conclusion, the rats induced fat metabolism syndrome affected hematocrit and hemoglobin levels and it possible to suspect a coexistence between metabolic syndrome and the anemia in this animal model.

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Effects of metabolic syndrome on blood cells to Wistar rats

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Kamagaté²,

Ap³

2018

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“…The study's findings revealed a significant link between emotional exhaustion and decreased engagement, and this, in turn, was associated with an increase in reports of action errors and violations [64]. Prior research on the subject of burnout has primarily revolved around the origins of the burnout syndrome, given its implications for the mental well-being of employees and its adverse effects on the quality of services delivered by these individuals [65,66].…”

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Burnout Syndrome among Oil and Gas Workers: A Systematic Literature Review

Amin,

Rachid,

Salah

et al. 2024

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Burnout among oil and gas industry workers has emerged as a topic of significant importance and concern, given its substantial implications at both organizational and individual levels.The study aims to systematically review publications about burnout among oil and gas workers. The research follows a systematic literature review approach in accordance with the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses guidelines. A comprehensive search was conducted across 14 databases, with inclusion criteria stipulating the inclusion of fully published articles in English without any specified timeframe. Selected articles were meticulously assessed to ensure the reliability of the extracted data, based on the Quality of Survey Studies in Psychology checklist. The findings of this review highlight a notable gap in research focused on burnout within the petroleum industry. According to selected studies, burnout is directly associated with poor work conditions and work-family conflict. Moreover, the studies suggest that variables such as job satisfaction, social support, psychological resilience, and organizational commitment could mitigate the negative effects of burnout. The insights derived from this study illuminate the extent, consequences, and contributing factors of job burnout, providing valuable guidance for management to implement evidence-based interventions.

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“…Using this procedure, the assertive subjects were selected in the study. 3 To describe the types of people's behavior in conflicts and their quantitative assessment, K. Thomas's test was used (adapted by NV Grishina), 23 which reveals the behavior strategies of the subject in the conflict. The test implements a twodimensional model of K. Thomas dealing with conflict resolution, which reveals the relationship between a person's taking into account the interests of other people involved in the situation and an emphasis on his own interests.…”

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“…Butt A & Zahid Z 23 showed that assertive skills reduce burn-out at work, which contributes to satisfaction with it. With the increase in the level of assertive skills, coherence and trust increase, the severity of conflicts and stresses decreases, which also leads to a reduction in burnout.…”

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Social interactions of assertive individuals

Sheinov¹

2018

JPCPY

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Assertive behavior is a constructive alternative to manipulation and aggression, so it is important to study the issues related to assertiveness. In theory, it is very important that assertiveness includes the connection between values, attitudes and behavior. This manifests itself in practically important aspects of the social interaction of assertive personalities with others. The tasks of this pilot study are: The average indicator of the choice of the strategy of rivalry in men is statistically significantly higher than that of women, and the average "female" indicators of the choice of the strategy of cooperation and adaptation surpass those in men.

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Effect of Assertiveness Skills on Job Burnout

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Effects of metabolic syndrome on blood cells to Wistar rats

Effects of metabolic syndrome on blood cells to Wistar rats

Burnout Syndrome among Oil and Gas Workers: A Systematic Literature Review

Social interactions of assertive individuals

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