| 英文摘要 |
The concept of psychological resilience has drawn attentions over the past few decades, especially in occupations that are often exposed to potentially traumatic experiences. In order to promote personal assets and protect individuals from the potential negative effects of stressors, psychological resilience is defined as a mental process and behavior which interacts vertically and horizontally with economic, health, social, cognitive and skill. It is an important issue that how the police officers adjust their bodies and manage their emotions under high pressure work in order to carry out their duties. This report attempts to understand the current situation of police officers' psychological resilience on role conflict and job burnout. Hopes that provide a reference for police organizations in human resource management. This study conducted a questionnaire survey on the frontline police officers in Taipei City Police Department. The results found that role conflict, psychological resilience, and emotional exhaustion were significantly correlated, with role conflict being positively correlated, and psychological resilience being negatively correlated. Second, role conflict and psychological resilience were both significantly correlated with depersonalization, with role conflict was positively correlated and psychological resilience was negatively correlated. Finally, there is a significant positive correlation between psychological resilience and personal achievement. Overall, the roles of police officers in Taiwan have been changing with the development of the times. Role conflicts have an impact on individual police officers which leads to job burnout. Therefore, the government can provide more resources, including effective psychological support, to encourage police officers, enhance their psychological resilience and alleviate their job burnout. This report was based on cross-sectional data, which has its limitations. It recommend that follow-up studies can use longitudinal studies to observe behavioral changes over time. |