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工作恢复:重回良好工作状态的必由之路 被引量:15

Recovery from Work: A Necessary Process Helps Regain the Good Work Condition
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摘要 工作恢复是指工作中精力消耗之后,个体生理和心理状态的恢复过程。工作恢复是个体补充消耗的生理和心理资源的过程,这一过程可用努力—工作恢复模型和资源保存理论加以解释。目前工作恢复研究多采用自我报告的日记研究法,探索心理剥离、放松、掌握经验和控制等工作恢复的心理过程,考察休整、非工作活动、员工所处社会环境等工作恢复的前因变量,并检验工作恢复对幸福感、健康、工作表现等结果变量的正向预测作用。研究表明,工作恢复有助于个体保持积极情感、提高工作业绩。今后需在工作恢复的测量指标和研究方法等方面改进研究设计,并在工作恢复的作用机制及干预等方面着力拓宽研究方向。 Recovery from work is a recovery process after one's physical and mental energy is consumed after work. Resources theory states that recovery from work is a process that complements physical and psychological resources that have been consumed, and this process can be explained by the Effort-Recovery model (ER) and the Conservation of Resources theory (COR). Both the ER model and the COR theory can explain the occurrence of recovery from work, and they are mutually complementary. Based on the ER model', if one wants to recover from work, he/she ought to be aloof from job demands, i.e., not to do anything that consumes the same internal resources with the same functional system. However, in the view of COR, the reduced resources will be recovered as the newly-gained internal resources such as energy, self-efficacy or positive emotions. Recovery from work concerns the transition from a workday status to a holiday status. Previous studies tended to use the self-report method. The elementary procedure is as the following: the psychological and behavioral instruments were sent to the subjects by emails. The subjects were required to fill out a general demographic form. Afterwards, every subject should fill out the other questionnaires at specific times and places according to the instructions. At the end of the study, the subjects sent all the questionnaires to the researchers. In order to enhance the stability and accuracy of the self-report measures, researchers developed recovery from work instruments with high reliability and validity, including the recovery experiences measures, the state of being recovered in the morning, the recovery opportunities, and so on. The most important thing is not the behavior of recovery from work, but the latent psychological process. Researchers have distinguished four psychological processes such as psychological detachment, relaxation, mastery experiences and control. The four processes help recover the emotion and control resources, thereby improving the level of recovery from work. As to the outcomes of recovery from work, it not only helps to reduce the work pressure, but also improves happiness, health and performance. Those influencing recovery from work include respite, holiday activities and social environments. Many studies show that proper respite induces people's positive emotions and enhances their performance at work. Holiday activities influence recovery from work, but the influence depends on the level of responsibility. Holiday activities with low responsibility help individuals recover from work through relaxation and psychological detachment. On the contrary, those with high responsibility reduce individuals' vigor, because those activities reduce relaxation and psychological detachment. As far as the social environment is concerned, researchers pay increasing attention to the effects of recovery from work on significant others, job demands, and job resources. This paper indicates that future research on recovery from work will break through in the following ways. Firstly, researchers can use the index of rating and physical signs combined with self-report measures. Secondly, researchers are welcome to use the method covering short and long periods of time. Thirdly, research designs of recovery from work can be enhanced in aspects such as its mediating or moderating effects. Finally, Chinese researchers studying the recovery from work should take the cultural, social and economic backgrounds into account.
出处 《心理科学》 CSSCI CSCD 北大核心 2016年第1期207-213,共7页 Journal of Psychological Science
基金 全国教育科学"十二五"规划教育部重点2012年度课题(DIA120273)的资助
关键词 工作恢复 资源理论 日记研究法 recovery from work, resources theory, diary study
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