STRESS IN RELATIONSHIP WITH BURNOUT DUE TO COVID-19: THE MODERATING ROLE OF COPING STRATEGIES

Tran Le Thanh; Nguyen Thanh Hoang; Nguyen Thi Mai Lan; Vu Thu Trang; Le Vu Ha; Nguyen Thi Hoa Mai; Cao Xuan Lieu; Ha Thi Minh Chinh

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STRESS IN RELATIONSHIP WITH BURNOUT DUE TO COVID-19: THE MODERATING ROLE OF COPING STRATEGIES

Author: Tran Le Thanh ¹ ; Nguyen Thanh Hoang ² ; Nguyen Thi Mai Lan ³ ; Vu Thu Trang ⁴ ; Le Vu Ha ⁵ ; Nguyen Thi Hoa Mai ⁶ ; Cao Xuan Lieu ⁵ ; Ha Thi Minh Chinh ³
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1. Department of Psychology, People’s Security Academy, Hanoi, Vietnam
2. Department of Psychology, Van Lang University, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
3. Department of Sociology, Psychology and Social Work, Graduate Academy of Social Sciences, Hanoi Vietnam
4. Department of Psychology, Education, Hanoi National University of Education, Hanoi, Vietnam
5. Department of Psychiatry, National Academy of Education Management, Hanoi, Vietnam
6. Department of Psychiatry, Institute for Human Research, Hanoi, Vietnam
Publication Type:Journal Article
Keywords: Positive Coping Strategies; Negative Coping Strategies; COVID-19-Related Stress; COVID-19-Related Burnout; Moderating Role
From:ASEAN Journal of Psychiatry 2024;25(3):1-10
CountryMalaysia
Language:English
Abstract: STRESS IN RELATIONSHIP WITH BURNOUT DUE TO COVID-19: THE MODERATING ROLE OF COPING STRATEGIES:This study investigates the relationship between stress and burnout related to the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on the moderating influence of positive and negative coping strategies. In a cross-sectional survey involving 3,664 Vietnamese citizens aged 18 and above, the research explores the dynamics of stress and burnout symptoms associated with the ongoing pandemic. The results reveal a negative impact of stress symptoms on COVID-19-related burnout among the population. Notably, both positive and negative coping strategies are identified as significant moderators in the interplay between stress and burnout. This suggests that individuals’ coping mechanisms influence the severity of stress and burnout experienced in dealing with COVID-19 challenges. These findings contribute to the foundational understanding of the stress-burnout relationship during the pandemic and provide essential insights for interventions. By recognizing the moderating role of coping strategies, this study lays the groundwork for strategies aimed at enhancing individuals’ coping abilities, ultimately reducing stress and burnout levels. These insights hold the potential to assist individuals in adapting more effectively to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, fostering improved mental well-being in the face of ongoing uncertainties. ASEAN Journal of Psychiatry, Vol. 25 (3) March, 2024; 1-10.
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