| 英文摘要 |
There are 754 social workers including the fields of generic, medical and child welfare have been surveyed with a standardized questionnaire which concerns about work stress, social support and burnout. The strengths and relationships of the three variables have been examined in this study. The result reveals most work stress coming with no professional system, no promotion channels and no social recognition. Then the stress from professional recognition comes afrer. The generic social workers hired by Taiwan Provincial Government are the most stressful group.Burnout presents in low working emotion and low working involvement.Again, generic social workers hired by Taiwan Provencial Government and Taipei Metropolitan Grovernment have strongest feeling about burnout. Social support usually comes from friends and colleagues. But support from supervisors reveals uneffcient. Work stress is positively correlated with burnout and negatively correlated with social support. Social support is negatively correlated with burnout. Work stress and social support have significant main effect on burnout. And for generic social workers hired by Taiwan Provincial Government, social support has interaction with buffering effect toward burnout. |