Title Provjera nekih postavki DRIVE modela na uzorku hrvatskih vatrogasaca Title (english) The examination of some DRIVE model hypotheses on a sample of Croatian firefighters Author Marko Galić Mentor Ana Slišković (mentor)Committee member Ljiljana Gregov (predsjednik povjerenstva)Committee member Andrea Tokić (član povjerenstva)Committee member Ana Slišković (član povjerenstva)Granter University of Zadar Defense date and country 2022-07-14, Croatia Scientific / art field, SOCIAL SCIENCES Abstract Vatrogastvo je specifično, rizično i opasno zanimanje koje se ubraja u skupinu hitnih službi. Dosadašnja istraživanja stresa u radu vatrogasca u Hrvatskoj i svijetu nisu provjeravala DRIVE model, stoga je cilj ovoga istraživanja bio provjeriti određene postavke DRIVE modela na uzorku hrvatskih vatrogasaca. U istraživanju je sudjelovalo 168 vatrogasaca, pripadnika javnih vatrogasnih postrojbi u Hrvatskoj. Sudionici su ispunili upitnik koji se sastojao od demografskih pitanja, Kratke skale otpornosti, Karasekova upitnika karakteristika posla, Kratkog upitnika mentalnog zdravlja i Skale zadovoljstva poslom. Provedbom analize traga utvrđeni su izravni efekti psiholoških zahtjeva i otpornosti u objašnjenju zadovoljstva poslom i mentalnog zdravlja. Niže razine psiholoških zahtjeva i više razine otpornosti izravno doprinose višim razinama zadovoljstva poslom, kao i višim razinama mentalnog zdravlja. Utvrđena je i moderatorska uloga otpornosti u odnosu psiholoških zahtjeva i zadovoljstva poslom. Pri višim razinama psiholoških zahtjeva vatrogasci s višim razinama otpornosti zadovoljniji su poslom u odnosu na vatrogasce s nižim razinama otpornosti, dok pri nižim razinama psiholoških zahtjeva nije utvrđena razlika u zadovoljstvu poslom između vatrogasaca. Također, utvrđena je i moderatorska uloga otpornosti u odnosu socijalne podrške na poslu i zadovoljstva poslom. Pri višim razinama otpornosti vatrogasci s višim razinama socijalne podrške na poslu zadovoljniji su poslom u odnosu na vatrogasce s nižim razinama socijalne podrške na poslu, dok je pri nižim razinama otpornosti zadovoljstvo poslom više kod vatrogasaca s nižim razinama socijalne podrške na poslu u odnosu na vatrogasce s višim razinama socijalne podrške na poslu. Konačno, vatrogasci na višim radnim pozicijama izvještavaju o višim razinama mentalnog zdravlja u odnosu na vatrogasce na nižim radnim pozicijama. Rezultati istraživanja sugeriraju važnost osmišljavanja i implementacije programa osnaživanja otpornosti, ali i uvođenja psihologa kao novog radnog mjesta u javne vatrogasne postrojbe.
Abstract (english) The firefighter is a specific, risky, dangerous profession that is part of first responders. Previous occupational stress research among firefighter samples in Croatia and the rest of the world have not examined the DRIVE model. Therefore, this study aimed to examine selected DRIVE model hypotheses on a sample of Croatian firefighters. Participants were 168 professional firefighters who work in different fire departments in Croatia. They completed the following questionnaires: Personal Information Questionnaire, Brief Resilience Scale, Karasek Job Content Questionnaire, Mental Health Inventory and Job Satisfaction Scale. The results of path analysis show the direct effect of psychological demands and resilience in the explanation of job satisfaction and mental health. Lower levels of psychological demands and higher levels of resilience directly contribute to higher levels of job satisfaction and mental health. Resilience is a moderator in the relationship between psychological demands and job satisfaction. At higher levels of psychological demands, firefighters with higher levels of resilience are more satisfied with their job than firefighters with lower levels of resilience. In comparison, at lower levels of psychological demands, there was no difference in job satisfaction between firefighters with higher and lower resilience levels. Furthermore, resilience moderates the relationship between social support at work and job satisfaction. At higher levels of resilience, firefighters with higher levels of social support at work are more satisfied with their job than firefighters with lower levels of support at work. In contrast, at lower levels of resilience, firefighters with lower levels of social support at work are more satisfied with their job than firefighters with higher levels of social support at work. It was also found that firefighters at higher job positions report higher levels of mental health compared to firefighters at lower job positions. The study results suggest the importance of designing and implementing programmes to strengthen resilience and introducing psychologists as a new job post in professional firefighter departments.
Keywords
vatrogasci
stres u radu
DRIVE model
otpornost
zadovoljstvo poslom
mentalno zdravlje
Keywords (english)
firefighters
occupational stress
DRIVE model
resilience
work satisfaction
mental health
Language croatian URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:162:271410 Study programme Title: Psychology Type of resource Text File origin Born digital Access conditions Open access Terms of use Created on 2022-08-23 08:47:53
