2019
DOI: 10.36105/theanahuacjour.2019v19n2.03
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El rol mediador del capital psicológico entre la adicción al trabajo y el burnout en trabajadores mexicanos.

Abstract: El objetivo de este estudio se orienta hacia el entendimiento de las relaciones entre la adicción al trabajo, el capital psicológico y el burnout (desgaste por trabajo) en una muestra de trabajadores mexicanos en profesiones con tendencias adictivas al trabajo, buscando identificar si el capital psicológico —aplicación de las fortalezas del colaborador para afrontar las demandas laborales a las que se ve sometido—, media entre las otras dos variables. Para este propósito, se realizó un estudio transeccio… Show more

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“…A study showed that working for more than eight hours impacts workers’ ability to fall asleep, and ability to recover from the workday, resulting in physical exhaustion, and neurocognitive and psychological fatigue (Caruso et al , 2006). Burnout can lead to a reduction in work efficiency, poor performance, low productivity due to mistakes caused by fatigue (Colín Flores, 2019) and serious health problems, especially when it becomes chronic (Bakker and Costa, 2014).…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A study showed that working for more than eight hours impacts workers’ ability to fall asleep, and ability to recover from the workday, resulting in physical exhaustion, and neurocognitive and psychological fatigue (Caruso et al , 2006). Burnout can lead to a reduction in work efficiency, poor performance, low productivity due to mistakes caused by fatigue (Colín Flores, 2019) and serious health problems, especially when it becomes chronic (Bakker and Costa, 2014).…”
Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%