Hälsa och genus i relation till beslutsfattarstilar hos polisstudenter
(2010) PSYK01 20101Department of Psychology
- Abstract (Swedish)
- Studien undersökte samband mellan beslutsfattarstilar, stress, risk för utbrändhet, sömn och könsroller hos polisstudenter på ett av Sveriges lärosäten för polisstudenter (n = 98). Beslutsfattarstilar mättes i enlighet med formuläret General Decision Making Styles – GDMS, stress enligt Perceived Stress Questionnaire – PSQ, risk för utbrändhet enligt Performance Based Self-esteem – PBS, sömn enligt en skala framtagen av Salo och Allwood (2009) och könsroller enligt Bem Sex - Role Inventory SE – BSRI-SE. Resultaten visade att höga värden på beslutsfattarstilen rationell hade ett samband med höga värden på PBS. En analys av skillnader mellan kvinnor och män visade signifikant högre upplevd stress och risk för utbrändhet hos kvinnor, dock var... (More)
- Studien undersökte samband mellan beslutsfattarstilar, stress, risk för utbrändhet, sömn och könsroller hos polisstudenter på ett av Sveriges lärosäten för polisstudenter (n = 98). Beslutsfattarstilar mättes i enlighet med formuläret General Decision Making Styles – GDMS, stress enligt Perceived Stress Questionnaire – PSQ, risk för utbrändhet enligt Performance Based Self-esteem – PBS, sömn enligt en skala framtagen av Salo och Allwood (2009) och könsroller enligt Bem Sex - Role Inventory SE – BSRI-SE. Resultaten visade att höga värden på beslutsfattarstilen rationell hade ett samband med höga värden på PBS. En analys av skillnader mellan kvinnor och män visade signifikant högre upplevd stress och risk för utbrändhet hos kvinnor, dock var skattningarna överlag låga. Könsrollsanalysen visade att kvinnor och män upplever sig själva som lika maskulina, medan kvinnor upplever sig vara signifikant mer feminina. Studien bidrar med kunskap om polisstudenter angående ovan nämnda fenomen, till ett forskningsfält som tidigare framförallt fokuserat på yrkesverksamma poliser. (Less)
- Abstract
- The study investigated relations between decision making styles, stress, risk of burnout, sleep and gender roles among police students at a Swedish university (n = 98). Decision making styles were measured in accordance with the General Decision Making Styles form – GDMS, stress in accordance with the Perceived Stress Questionnaire – PSQ, risk of burnout in accordance with the Performance Based Self-esteem form – PBS, sleep in accordance with a scale developed by Salo and Allwood (2009) and gender roles in accordance with the Bem Sex-Role Inventory SE – BRSI-SE. The results showed that high values on the decision making style rational is related to high values on PBS. An analysis of the differences between men and women showed... (More)
- The study investigated relations between decision making styles, stress, risk of burnout, sleep and gender roles among police students at a Swedish university (n = 98). Decision making styles were measured in accordance with the General Decision Making Styles form – GDMS, stress in accordance with the Perceived Stress Questionnaire – PSQ, risk of burnout in accordance with the Performance Based Self-esteem form – PBS, sleep in accordance with a scale developed by Salo and Allwood (2009) and gender roles in accordance with the Bem Sex-Role Inventory SE – BRSI-SE. The results showed that high values on the decision making style rational is related to high values on PBS. An analysis of the differences between men and women showed significantly higher levels of perceived stress and risk of burnout among women. The levels of the ratings were generally low. The gender role analysis showed that men and women perceived themselves as equally masculine, while women perceived themselves as significantly more feminine. The study contributes with knowledge about police students to a field of research which previously has focused mainly on working police officers. (Less)
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- author
- Steén, Esmeralda LU and Carlbergh, Kerstin LU
- supervisor
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- Ilkka Salo LU
- organization
- course
- PSYK01 20101
- year
- 2010
- type
- M2 - Bachelor Degree
- subject
- keywords
- risk för utbrändhet, stress, beslutsfattarstilar, polisstudenter, polisorganisationen, könsroller, könsskillnader
- language
- Swedish
- id
- 1615651
- date added to LUP
- 2010-06-21 10:35:57
- date last changed
- 2010-06-21 10:35:57
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abstract = {{The study investigated relations between decision making styles, stress, risk of burnout, sleep and gender roles among police students at a Swedish university (n = 98). Decision making styles were measured in accordance with the General Decision Making Styles form – GDMS, stress in accordance with the Perceived Stress Questionnaire – PSQ, risk of burnout in accordance with the Performance Based Self-esteem form – PBS, sleep in accordance with a scale developed by Salo and Allwood (2009) and gender roles in accordance with the Bem Sex-Role Inventory SE – BRSI-SE. The results showed that high values on the decision making style rational is related to high values on PBS. An analysis of the differences between men and women showed significantly higher levels of perceived stress and risk of burnout among women. The levels of the ratings were generally low. The gender role analysis showed that men and women perceived themselves as equally masculine, while women perceived themselves as significantly more feminine. The study contributes with knowledge about police students to a field of research which previously has focused mainly on working police officers.}},
author = {{Steén, Esmeralda and Carlbergh, Kerstin}},
language = {{swe}},
note = {{Student Paper}},
title = {{Hälsa och genus i relation till beslutsfattarstilar hos polisstudenter}},
year = {{2010}},
}