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Record type:	stať ve sborníku (D)
Home Department:	Katedra psychologie (25700)
Title:	On the subjective demands of social work
Citace	Paulík, K. On the subjective demands of social work. In: Development of postgraduate courses in applied social sciences . Athens: Development and Educ. Centre, 2000. Development and Educ. Centre, 2000. s. 113-121. ISBN 960-91177-3-2.

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Publication year:	2000
Obor:	Psychologie
Number of pages:	9
Page from:	113
Page to:	121
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ISBN code:	960-91177-3-2
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Proceedings title:	Development of postgraduate courses in applied social sciences
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Publisher name:	Development and Educ. Centre
Place of publishing:	Athens
Country of Publication:	Sborník vydaný v zahraničí
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Typ akce podle státní příslušnosti účastníků:	Evropská akce
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Key words in English:	working conditions; professional social workers; questionnaire; stress; work satisfaction
Annotation in original language:	This paper treats the problem of the subjective experience and evaluation of the working conditions of professional social workers. research was carried out using a questionnaire on a sample of 104 social workers emloyed in the public sector. The aim of the research was to establish their perception of their own work-related stress and work satisfaction.
Annotation in english language:	This paper treats the problem of the subjective experience and evaluation of the working conditions of professional social workers. research was carried out using a questionnaire on a sample of 104 social workers emloyed in the public sector. The aim of the research was to establish their perception of their own work-related stress and work satisfaction.

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