Relación del control sobre el trabajo y realización personal con el género en una muestra de profesionales nacionales y extranjeros

Abstract

Abstract:The present investigation, tries to identify the labor and psychosocial risks to which the national and foreign professionals are exposed, due to its direct affectation on the physical, psychological and social health of the professional. The objective is to identify control over work and personal fulfillment in relation to gender in a sample of national and foreign professionals. A non-experimental, quantitative research design was used, with an exploratory, descriptive, correlational, explanatory and cross-sectional scope. Twenty national professionals and 20 foreigners participated, with a third level degree or more, who have at least 6 months of residence in the country. The instruments used are 1. Sociodemographic questionnaire, 2. Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI), 3. Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire COPSOQ III. The main result determines that the autonomy of control over work is greater in the female sex of the national population, unlike foreign women who obtained the lowest score. Concluding that national and foreign professionals perceive low autonomy in terms of control over their work and high personal achievement.