Psychological well-being of civil servants

Author: Huang Xunmei
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Psychological stress is becoming a "hidden killer" threatening the healthy lives of modern people. Especially with the frequent reports of suicides and criminal incidents among civil servants in recent years, mental health issues of civil servants have gradually become an undeniable and highly concerned social issue. Based on psychological experimental data and relevant research findings at home and abroad, this book focuses on the concept of "modern mental health," applying psychological theories and principles to fully argue the necessity and significance of psychological health care for civil servants from an academic perspective. It explains and clarifies issues such as personality and civil servant governance, self-awareness, political psychology, interpersonal psychology, and frustration psychology of civil servants. Combining the current situation of civil servants in China, it highlights key psychological issues of civil servants and conducts psychological assessments, pointing out the main approaches and methods for psychological health care for civil servants. Particularly through the enumeration and analysis of case studies on psychological conditioning and training for civil servants, it provides targeted, practical, and effective psychological health care methods and guidance for civil servants, which is beneficial to improving their awareness and mental health levels.