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Peer reviewedSoderfedlt, Marie; And Others – Social Work, 1995
Reviews 18 studies on burnout in social workers. The literature indicates that social workers suffer less burnout than comparable occupational groups, and identifies factors associated with burnout and ways to prevent burnout. Analyzes the methodological quality of the studies and makes recommendations for improving research on burnout in social…
Descriptors: Burnout, Higher Education, Job Satisfaction, Negative Attitudes
Direct linkClisbee, Mary – Journal of Women in Educational Leadership, 2005
This analysis of literature explores gender differences in leadership style. As greater numbers of women enter the ranks of leadership and more research is conducted, contradictory findings emerged. Using the qualitative software program Nvivo version 1.2, 36 pieces of qualitative, quantitative, and popular culture literature were summarized,…
Descriptors: Popular Culture, Leadership Styles, Gender Differences, Literature Reviews
