magistrsko delo
Valerija Podlesnik (Author), Sara Tement (Mentor)

Abstract

Naše misli in prepričanja o sebi, drugih in svetu oblikujejo naša čustva in posledično tudi vedenje. Kadar so misli in prepričanja pristranska, napačna, neučinkovita ali izkrivljena, govorimo o neprilagojenih miselnih vzorcih, ki lahko pomembno vplivajo na to, kako živimo. Teh se je smiselno zavedati in jih spreminjati. Slednje je pomembno tudi za delovno okolje. Namen raziskave je preveriti klinično veljavnost predhodno novonastalega Vprašalnika z delom povezanih neprilagojenih miselnih vzorcev (WMTPQ), tj. ali vprašalnik v svojih rezultatih resnično loči med splošno in klinično populacijo. Slednje smo preverjali z raziskavo, ki je zajemala 64 udeležencev (N-splošna populacija = 32, N-klinična populacija = 32). V klinični vzorec smo zajeli posameznike, ki so trenutno delovno aktivni, a imajo klinično diagnozo oziroma simptome, ki bi kazali na izgorelost pri delu. Prav tako smo z raziskavo želeli preveriti, ali se z delom povezani neprilagojeni miselni vzorci povezujejo z izgorelostjo (MBI-GS), depresijo, anksioznostjo, stresom (DASS-21) ter s storilnostno pogojenim samovrednotenjem (PBSE), kot to predvideva teorija. Naši rezultati so v prvem koraku pokazali ustreznost obeh vzorcev, saj se klinični vzorec statistično pomembno razlikuje od vzorca splošne populacije v vseh merjenih spremenljivkah. Rezultati raziskave so nadalje pokazali naslednje: klinično veljavnost WMTPQ ter pomembno pozitivno povezanost WMTPQ z izgorelostjo, depresijo, anksioznostjo, stresom ter s storilnostno pogojenim samovrednotenjem. S pričujočo raziskavo zaključujemo, da je WMTPQ zanesljiv in veljaven inštrument za merjenje z delom povezanih neprilagojenih miselnih vzorcev.

Keywords

magistrska dela;kognitivne distorzije;iracionalna prepričanja;izgorelost;klinična veljavnost;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UM FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher: [V. Podlesnik]
UDC: 159.944.4(043.2)
COBISS: 172364291 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Psychometric Properties of the Work-related Maladaptive Thinking Patterns Questionnaire in the Clinical Population
Secondary abstract: Our thoughts and beliefs about ourselves, others, and the world shape our emotions and, consequently, our behaviour. When thoughts and beliefs are biased, false, inefficient, and distorted, we talk about maladaptive thinking patterns, which can significantly impact how we live. It makes sense to be aware of them and change them. The latter is also important for the working environment. The purpose of this study is to check the clinical validity of the previously newly developed Work-Related Maladaptive Thinking Patterns Questionnaire (WMTPQ), i.e. whether the questionnaire truly differentiates between general and clinical population in its results. The latter was checked through a survey including 64 participants (N-general population=32, N-clinical population=32). The clinical sample included individuals, who are currently working, but have a clinical diagnosis or symptoms that would indicate a work-related burnout. We also wanted to check, whether the work-related maladaptive thinking patterns are associated with burnout (MBI-GS), depression, anxiety, stress (DASS-21) and performance-based self-evaluation (PBSE), as the theory predicts. In the first step, our results showed adequacy of both patterns, as the clinical sample statistically significantly differs from the general population sample in all the measured variables. The study results further showed the clinical validity of the WMTPQ and a significant positive correlation between WMTPQ and burnout, depression, anxiety, stress, and performance-related self-evaluation. With the present study we conclude that the WMTPQ is a reliable and valid instrument for measuring work-related maladaptive thinking patterns.
Secondary keywords: master theses;cognitive distortions;irrational beliefs;burnout;clinical validity;Izgorelost (psihologija);Depresija (psihologija);Tesnoba;Stres (psihologija);Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment: Univ. v Mariboru, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za psihologijo
Pages: 1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (XII, 102 str.))
ID: 20298605