英文摘要 |
This study aims at exploring the relationship between job stress source and stress reaction of bus drivers, figuring out the influence of stress coping strategies on job stress source and stress reaction. This study adopts documentary analysis and questionnaire survey as research methods and takes bus drivers as objectives. It utilizes convenience sampling, issuing 300 questionnaires. After filtering and deleting invalid ones, there are 262 valid questionnaires. The effective questionnaire return rate is 87.33%. The research tool is self-made “Job stress source and stress reaction of bus drivers Questionnaire” which includes three measuring scales: “job stress source measuring scale”, “stress reaction measuring scale” and “stress coping strategies measuring scale” which has fine reliability and validity. The statistical methods include frequency distribution and percentage, mean and standard deviation, Pearson’s product-moment correlation, hierarchical regression analysis, etc. Research results are concluded as follows: 1. Job stress source of bus drivers has prediction effect for stress reaction. Stress reaction includes three dimensions: job satisfaction, mental health and physical health. For “job satisfaction”, the most effective predictors are sequentially “paycheck and bonus”, “interpersonal relationship” and “organization structure and atmosphere”; for “mental health”, the most effective predictor is “interaction between family and job”; for “physical health”, the most effective predictors are sequentially “paycheck and bonus” and “interaction between family and job.” 2. For the moderating effect of stress coping strategies, stress coping strategies have significant positive moderating effect on the influence of “paycheck and bonus” and “job satisfaction”. That is, when bus drivers adopt stress coping strategies, it can enhance the relationship of paycheck and bonus and job satisfaction. Finally, according to the research results, this study proposes some concrete suggestions for the reference of relevant authorities and bus operators. |