Burnout can be characterized by feelings of emotional exhaustion (being unable to recover), depersonalization (detachment and hostility towards a situation), and low personal accomplishment (linked with feelings of low self-efficacy). This can be experienced when someone feels like their stress cannot be reduced with a positive solution.
Representation burnout refers to the stress, fatigue and exhaustion of…
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