並列篇名 |
The Path Model of Teacher's Spirituality, Psychological Capital, Work Values, Emotional Labor, And School Life Adjustment |
英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore the path model of teachers' spirituality, psychological capital, work values, emotional labor, and school life adjustment of senior high school teachers. Questionnaire survey was adapted to collect data of 478 teachers in Kaohsiung and Pingtung. The collected data were analyzed by product-moment correlation and structural equation modeling. The main conclusions of this study were as follows: First, the teachers' perceptions of all the variables were above the medium level. Their psychological capital was lower in self-efficacy. Work values were lower in organizational security. Students-focused emotional labor was highest in naturally felt emotions and lowest in surface performance. Job-focused emotional labor was higher in norms. School life adjustment was higher in intrapersonal and interpersonal adjustment. Second, there was a significantly positive correlation between teachers' perceptions in each two of all the variables. Third, teachers' spirituality could positively predict school life adjustment through the complete mediation effects of psychological capital, work values, and emotional labor. In addition, there were the most robust predictive effects in optimism, self-realization, naturally felt emotions, and norms or variety on the intrapersonal or interpersonal adjustment. |