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The Relationship Between Burnout Operators with the Functions of Family Tehran Banking Melli Iran Bank in 2015

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  • Mohammad Heydari
  • Matineh Moghaddam
  • Habibollah Danai

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In this study, the relationship between burnout and family functions of the Melli Iran Bank staff will be studied. A number of employees within the organization using appropriate scientific methods as the samples were selected by detailed questionnaire and the appropriate data is collected burnout and family functions. The method used descriptive statistical population used for this study consisted of 314 bank loan officers in branches of Melli Iran Bank of Tehran province and all the officials at the bank for >5 years of service at Melli Iran Bank branches in Tehran. They are married and men constitute the study population. The Maslach Burnout Inventory in the end internal to 0/90 alpha emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and low personal accomplishment Cronbach alpha of 0/79 and inventory by 0/71 within the last family to solve the problem 0/70, emotional response 0/51, touch 0/70, 0/69 affective involvement, roles, 0/59, 0/68 behavior is controlled. The results indicate that the hypothesis that included the relationship between burnout and 6, the family functioning, problem solving, communication, roles, affective responsiveness, affective fusion there was a significant relationship between behavior and the correlation was negative. The burnout is high; the functions within the family will be in trouble.

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  • Mohammad Heydari & Matineh Moghaddam & Habibollah Danai, 2023. "The Relationship Between Burnout Operators with the Functions of Family Tehran Banking Melli Iran Bank in 2015," Papers 2306.05867, arXiv.org.
    • Handle: RePEc:arx:papers:2306.05867
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