英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the job stress, coping strategies, and burnout experienced by the interns in the hospitality industry. There are 337 effective responses from the colleges located in the north part, middle part, and the south part of Taiwan as well as an offshore island. According to the findings of this study, the participants were more likely to use "problem solving" and "self-adjustment" strategies when they felt low job stress of "role ambiguity" and "interpersonal tension." However, they were more likely to use "pressure relief" strategy when they suffered high level of "work loading" stress. Another finding is that those interns who often used "problem solving" and "self-adjustment" strategies would experience low level of burnout. The results of this research also revealed that participants would experience low level burnout when they felt low level job stress. |