As No. 3 Syracuse faces No. 2 Oklahoma in the N.C.A.A. tournament on Friday night, Boeheim is on the verge of another major accomplishment: 800 career wins, a milestone that only seven Division I men's basketball coaches have reached.
We also more frequently identified in the nurses category lower level of personal accomplishment (61.5%) compared with others professionals (p = 0.018) (Additional file 2: Figure S2).
Sports is characterized by an equally obsessive focus on popularity and fame, which strongly affects an athlete's market value [39], and previous research shows that fame can be an appropriate proxy for accomplishment [40].
ICU doctors also are thought to be susceptible to "burnout," a description for work-related distress that combines emotional exhaustion, depersonalization (treating people in an unfeeling, impersonal way), and a sense of low personal accomplishment [2].
The focal topic of positive psychology has become "well-being theory" that includes the following five elements: (a) positive emotion, (b) engagement, (c) meaning, (d) positive relationships, and (e) accomplishment [14, 30 32].
Including key language in the Cromnibus Bill was an accomplishment 11 years in the making, building on an amendment first introduced by Reps.
The latter has three subscales: emotional exhaustion (0 36), depersonalisation (0 20) and personal accomplishment (0 32).
"Sometimes I can feel very satisfied and feel a big sense of accomplishment" (#14; F40 years; Medical & Public Health).
Burnout is indicated by high scores on emotional exhaustion (≥27) and depersonalisation (≥13) and low scores on personal accomplishment (≤31).
37 The societal aspiration for 'big size' and 'sedentariness' as signs of accomplishment 38 may also have to be counteracted.
This scale measures three components of burnout: emotional exhaustion (8 items), depersonalization (5 items) and decreased personal accomplishment (7 items).
