워킹맘의 사회부과 완벽주의와 심리적 소진의 관계: 다중역할 갈등과 인지적 유연성의 순차적 매개효과

초록

This study aimed to examine the effect of socially prescribed perfectionism on psychological burnout among working mothers, specifically verifying the sequential mediating roles of multiple role conflict and cognitive flexibility. A total of 400 working mothers nationwide in South Korea completed self-report surveys measuring socially prescribed perfectionism, psychological burnout, multiple role conflict, and cognitive flexibility. Data were analyzed using SPSS Statistics and the SPSS PROCESS Macro. All variables showed statistically significant correlations. Multiple role conflict and cognitive flexibility mediated the relationship between socially prescribed perfectionism and psychological burnout, demonstrating a significant sequential mediating effect. These findings clarify the psychological process through which socially prescribed perfectionism contributes to psychological burnout among working mothers, providing a theoretical foundation for counseling interventions. Therapeutic approaches that alleviate multiple role conflict and enhance cognitive flexibility may help prevent burnout in this population.

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