How corrections officers can deal with stress on the job in this expert interview, a police psychologist offers tips on how to deal with the stress that inevitably comes with being a corrections. In the present study, 277 correctional officers were administered the maslach burnout inventory (mbi). item analysis of the mbi confirms earlier studies demonstrating scale reliability. contrary to earlier stress studies conducted in the 1980s, women correctional officers demonstrated a greater sense of job-related personal achievement and. Burnout, job stress, and job satisfaction among southern correctional officers: perceptions and causal factors. journal of offender counseling, services, and rehabilitation, 10, 5 - 26 . google scholar , crossref.
Causes of correctional officer stress and its consequences _____ a master’s thesis presented to the college of graduate and professional studies department of criminology maslach burnout inventory, and the carver coping survey. many correctional officers reported reasonably high levels of job stress. to support the research hypotheses. Correctional officer stress a review of the literature and interviews with more than 50 knowledgeable individuals make clear that job-related stress is widespread-and possibly increasing-among correctional officers. it can lead to burnout among officers.". This literature review presents an overview of occupational stress and burnout in correctional institutions, based on 43 investigations from 9 countries. first, the prevalence of various stress reactions among correctional officers (cos) is discussed: turnover and absenteeism rates, psychosomatic.
