Does Perceived Vulnerability Mediate the Effect of Hotel Employees' Resilience on Mental Health Perceptions?

IF 2 Q2 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM

Tourism Pub Date : 2023-02-21 DOI:10.37741/t.71.1.5

A. Dalgıç, Mahmut Demir, F. D. Ergen

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Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many fundamental changes. Especially in the tourism sector, where people are in constant communication and interaction, negative effects have been seen excessively. This situation also affected tourism employees economically, psychologically and physically. Therefore, paper is aimed to reveal the relationship among resilience, perceived vulnerability and mental health perceptions within the scope of hotel employees. This study examines the effects of psychological and employee resilience on hotel employees’ mental health perceptions. In this context, “psychological resilience has a signifant positive influence on hotel employees’ mental health perceptions” and “employee resilience has a significant positive influence on hotel employees’ mental health perceptions” have been developed. The study also examines the mediating the role of perceived vulnerability in the effect of individual-level resilience on hotel employees’ mental health perceptions. In this context, “perceived vulnerability mediates the effect of individual-level resilience on mental health perceptions” has been developed. In total, 391 questionnaire forms were analyzed using a structural equations model to test the hypotheses. The results show that hotel employees’ psychological and employee resilience make their mental health perceptions more positive. Perceived vulnerability partially mediates the effect of individual-level resilience on mental health perceptions.

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感知脆弱性是否中介酒店员工弹性对心理健康感知的影响?

新冠肺炎大流行带来了许多根本性变化。特别是在旅游业，人们经常交流和互动，负面影响被过度看到。这种情况也影响了旅游业员工的经济、心理和身体。因此，本文旨在揭示酒店员工的适应力、感知脆弱性和心理健康感知之间的关系。本研究考察了心理和员工弹性对酒店员工心理健康感知的影响。在这种背景下，“心理弹性对酒店员工的心理健康感知有显著的积极影响”和“员工弹性对酒店雇员的心理健康认知有显著的正向影响”已经形成。该研究还考察了感知脆弱性在个人层面的复原力对酒店员工心理健康感知影响中的中介作用。在这种背景下，“感知的脆弱性介导个体层面的复原力对心理健康感知的影响”已经形成。使用结构方程模型对391份问卷进行了分析，以检验假设。结果表明，酒店员工的心理和员工韧性使他们的心理健康感知更加积极。感知脆弱性在一定程度上介导了个体层面的复原力对心理健康感知的影响。

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Tourism HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-

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3.10

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17.60%

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审稿时长

24 weeks

期刊介绍： Journal TOURISM is an international academic and professional quarterly which welcomes articles on various aspects of travel and tourism. Th e journal emphasises the broadness and interrelatedness of the tourism sector. Manuscripts submitted to the Journal can be processed quickly if they are prepared according to the following guidelines. Manuscripts will be returned to the author with a set of instructions if they are not submitted according to our style guide. No contribution will be accepted which has been published elsewhere, unless it is specifi cally invited or agreed by the Editor.