La hoguera de las ansiedades: aspectos psicosociales del "estar quemado"

Authors

  • Carmen Berrocal López Universidad de Zaragoza

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26754/ojs_ais/ais.200010176

Abstract

Este artículo pretende aproximarse al fenómeno del estrés incidiendo en el mundo laboral donde este se nombra como "bournout" palabra inglesa que viene a significar estar quemado. Nos acercaremos a las definiciones, los desencadenantes, tipos de estresores psicosociales incidiendo en sus intrínsecas determinantes físicas, organizacionales y relacionales para terminar centrándonos en las fuentes del estar quemado. Quizá así podamos comprender algunas de las razones por las que el estar "quemado" pasa a ser un síndrome que nuestra cultura laboral ha convertido en cotidiano

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Berrocal López, C. (2011). La hoguera de las ansiedades: aspectos psicosociales del "estar quemado". Acciones E Investigaciones Sociales, (10), 83–112. https://doi.org/10.26754/ojs_ais/ais.200010176

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No. 10 (2000)

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Received 2011-03-17
Accepted 2011-03-17