英文摘要 |
This study explores the relationship between self-efficacy and work stress of drug addict case worker in a drug control center, taking case workers in a county as the research object. Quantitative and qualitative data were collected, the quantitative part was surveyed with questionnaires, and a total of 19 valid samples were obtained. The study found that there is a high negative correlation between case workers' self-efficacy and work stress (r=-.738). The higher the total score of self-efficacy, the lower the total score of work stress. In the qualitative interviews, it was found that most case workers are more likely to have the idea of leaving the job within the first six months of work and between one and two years of service. The first six months were due to work adaptation problems. All the interviewees said that it would be easier to get through with the leadership of senior workers. In one to two years, due to the busy work, the sense of meaning will gradually be lost, and the future of the job will not be seen, and the idea of leaving the job will arise. Therefore, establishing a long-term tenure system with prospects is the key to retaining talents. Based on the research findings, relevant recommendations are put forward for policy reference and future research design suggestions. |