THE COMPARISON OF PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH AND JOB BURNOUT OF FEMALE ATHLETIC AND NON-ATHLETIC TEACHERS OF MIANDOAB TOWN, IRAN IN 2016-2017

Authors

  • Mostafa Mostafa pour Department of Physical Education and Sports Science, Education Management of Miandoab, Iran
  • Vadoud Shoshtary Department of Physical Education and Sports Science, Education Management of Miandoab, Iran
  • Mortaza Khodayi Department of Physical Education and Sports Science, Education Management of Miandoab, Iran
  • Auoub Izadi Department of Physical Education and Sports Science, Education Management of Miandoab, Iran
  • Yousef Esmayilian Department of Physical Education and Sports Science, Education Management of Miandoab, Iran
  • Fatemeh Salami Department of Physical Education and Sports Science, Education Management of Miandoab, Iran
  • Soraya Balekanian Department of Physical Education and Sports Science, Education Management of Miandoab, Iran

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v0i0.845

Keywords:

psychological health, job burnout, athlete, non-athlete

Abstract

The psychological disorders are common and serious problems that are found worldwide. The objective of present study is to compare the psychological health and job burnout of female athletic and non-athletic teachers of Miandoab Town. The present study is of causative-comparative type. The statistical population of present study includes the official female teachers of middle schools of Miandoab Town that amount to 182 individuals. The statistical sample is obtained through simple random sampling (based on Morgan table) which includes 120 individuals. The instruments of data collected used in the present study are Goldberg’s General Health Questionnaire (1978) with reliability coefficient of 91 percent, and Maslach Burnout Inventory with reliability coefficient of 90 percent as defined in previous studies. To compare the elements, independent t-test is used. The findings show that there is a significant difference between psychological disorders and job burnout of female athletic and non-athletic teachers. 

 

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2017-06-25

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Vol 3, No 4 (2017)

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