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Survivor mission: Do those who survive have a drive to thrive at work?

机译:幸存者的使命:幸存者是否有在工作中壮成长的动力?

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Are helping professionals who have experienced the same types of struggles as their clients more engaged at work? In the current investigation, we examine this question in samples of police detectives (with and without a history of violent victimization) and mental health workers (with and without a history of mental illness). Our results indicate that police detectives who have experienced violent victimization and mental health professionals who have experienced the same mental illness as their clients do indeed exhibit greater work engagement than their colleagues who lack these parallel life experiences. The link between a professional's firsthand experience of his/her client's hardships and work engagement appears to be partially explained by higher levels of grit among police detectives and by a greater sense of life-narrative continuity among mental health professionals.
机译:帮助与客户经历过相同类型的挣扎的专业人士更多地参与工作吗?在当前的调查中,我们在警察侦探(有或没有暴力受害者的历史)和精神卫生工作者(有或没有精神病的历史)的样本中研究了这个问题。我们的结果表明,遭受暴力侵害的警察侦探和遭受与患者相同精神疾病的心理健康专业人员确实比缺乏平行生活经历的同事表现出更大的工作投入。专业人员对客户的苦难的第一手经验与工作投入之间的联系,似乎在一定程度上可以解释,这是由于警察侦探的勇气水平较高,以及精神卫生专业人员的生活叙事连续性更高。

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