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Korean Journal of School Psychology

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Vol.18 No.3

The Relationship Between School Organizational Climate and Teacher Burnout: Focusing on the Latent Profile of School Organizational Climate Perceived by Special Education Teachers
Hyunju Choi(University of Ulsan) ; Eunbi Chang(Kangwon National) pp.291-316 https://doi.org/10.16983/kjsp.2021.18.3.291
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This study was conducted to identify how special education teachers perceive their school’s organizational climate through latent profile analysis performed using Mplus, and determine whether there was a difference in the average teacher burnout rate between perception groups using three-step approaches. The participants were 312 special education teachers. The perception groups were identified as ‘closed’, ‘laissez-faire’, ‘average’, ‘controlled’, and ‘autonomous.’ The groups had different teacher burnout rates. The closed group had the highest rate, while the autonomous group had the lowest. This paper discusses the implications of these results for special education teacher burnout and school organizational climate, and suggests ideas for future studies.

Validation of the Internet, Game, and Smartphone Overuse Screening Questionnaires on Adolescent Sample
Kyeongwoo Park(Sungkyunkwan University) ; HyeIn Chang(Sungkyunkwan University) ; HongJin Jeon(Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine) pp.317-349 https://doi.org/10.16983/kjsp.2021.18.3.317
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This study was conducted to examine the reliability and validity of the internet (IOS-Q), Game (GOS-Q), and Smartphone (SOS-Q) Overuse Screening Questionnaires in a large community sample of adolescents. To achieve this goal, data from 9,336 middle school students (male: 4,796, female: 4,540) was divided into two groups and analyzed by conducting confirmatory factor analysis and exploratory factor analysis, respectively. We conducted another confirmatory factor analysis on a separate sample of data from 4,536 elementary school students (male: 2,260 male, female: 2,276) and 6,551 middle school students (male: 3,013, female: 3,538) from other populations. As a result of factor analysis, IOS-Q was consisted of 17 items, GOS-Q was consisted of 19 items, and SOS-Q was consisted of 18 items. The IOS-Q and GOS-Q factors were psychological dependence, failure to control use despite recognizing problems, dangerous use, and reduced interest in other areas while the SOS-Q factors were dangerous and obsessive use, failure to control use despite recognizing problems, reduced interest in other areas, and withdrawal/tolerance. Each factor reflected the major facets of behavioral addiction or impulse control disorder, and the questionnaires had good internal consistencies of .880–.915. Latent profile and ROC analyses were conducted to determine cutoff points for screening high-risk groups. Lastly, theoretical and practical implications as well as the limitations of this study were discussed.

The influence of parental psychological control perceived by middle school students on relational aggression: The mediating effect of rejection sensitivity and friendship jealousy
JooHye Kim(Daegu Catholic University) ; Eun Young Park(Daegu Catholic University) pp.351-370 https://doi.org/10.16983/kjsp.2021.18.3.351
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This study investigated the effect of parental psychological control on relational aggression among middle school students, the mediating effects of rejection sensitivity and friendship jealousy, and whether there were differences in these variables by the demographic characteristics of gender and family form. Data of 554 middle school students living in Daegu and Gyeongsangbuk-do were used for the final analysis. There were two major results. The first major result was what rejection sensitivity and friendship jealousy sequentially mediated the relationship between parental psychological control and relational aggression. The second major result was gender differences which was shown by a multi-group analysis to examine in the path from parental psychological control to rejection sensitivity, the path from parental psychological control to relational aggression, and the path from friendship jealousy to relational aggression. This study was meaningful in that it expanded the understanding of relational aggression and identified directions for therapeutic interventions.

A Study on the Development of Career Program for Senior Student-Athletes in College
Taerim Lee(Korea University) ; Bora Lee(Korea University) ; Soungjuu Park(Korea University) ; kyungMin Kim(Korea University) pp.371-398 https://doi.org/10.16983/kjsp.2021.18.3.371
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Student-athletes identify themselves as athletes first and students second and experience identity foreclosure in which they rarely consider other possibilities for their career besides professional athletes. There is a gap between the career education that college student-athletes and regular students get, so we conducted this study to test the effectiveness of a career education program. The proposed career education program was based on Super and Ginsberg’s career development theory and Holland’s career choice theory. Data were collected from 13 college student-athletes using a pretest-posttest research design and analyzed using a t-test. The program was conducted in the form of 90-minute weekly sessions over 3 weeks. The program’s effectiveness was measured in terms of participants’ stress from a lack of career information, career preparedness, self-understanding, and career decision-making self-efficacy. The results showed that each variable, except stress from a lack of career information, was significantly improved after the program compared to before the program, indicating that the program was effective. Theoretical and practical implications regarding career education for student-athletes are discussed in this paper.

The relationship between student-perceived teacher’s calling and academic burnout: Need-supportive teaching and basic psychological need satisfaction as serial mediators
Sang Woo Park(Yonsei University) ; HeeWoong Park(Yonsei University) ; SuRan Lee(Kyungnam University) pp.399-423 https://doi.org/10.16983/kjsp.2021.18.3.399
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We used structural equation modeling to analyze data from 298 high school students in South Korea to investigate the relationship between student-perceived teachers’ calling and students’ academic burnout and the mediating effects of student-perceived need-supportive teaching and students’ basic psychological need satisfaction. The results showed that student-perceived teachers’ calling was not directly related to students’ academic burnout and that student-perceived need-supportive teaching mediated the indirect negative relationship between student-perceived teachers’ calling and students’ academic burnout. Furthermore, student-perceived need-supportive teaching and students’ basic psychological need satisfaction sequentially mediated the indirect negative relationship between student-perceived teachers’ calling and students’ academic burnout. Implications and suggestions for future research are discussed based on these results.

Korean Journal of School Psychology