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Title PERCEIVED MOBBING AND BURNOUT AMONG NURSES: STUDYING ROLE OF RESILIENCE AND MINDFULNESS

Author(s) JAWARIA MUGHAL

Abstract Thisresearch investigatesthe effects of perceived mobbing, burnout, mindfulness, resilience, and their interrelationships among nurses. Data were collected from 400 nurses working in private, semi-government, and government sectors in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, Pakistan, using appropriate sampling techniques. The sample includes various demographic parameters such as marital status, spouse's occupation, years of experience, number of children, average working hours, family structure, and type of organization. The data analysis was conducted using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS). The results reveal a positive correlation between mobbing and burnout. Also we have, resilience and mindfulness were found to moderate the relationship between mobbing and burnout. The findings indicate that nurses from specific socioeconomic backgrounds are more susceptible to mobbing, while married nurses exhibit higher levels of mindfulness and resilience. The detailed results and their implications are discussed within the context of the research.

Type Thesis/Dissertation MS

Faculty Social Sciences

Department Psychology

Language English

Publication Date 2025-01-02

Subject Psychology

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