This study explored features of primary and junior high school teachers' coping ways and influences of teacher' s general self-efficacy, social support, subjective stress and gender upon them, based itself on the guidance of teacher' s mental health and taken their coping ways as a breach. It tries to seek the mental mechanism teachers can succeed in coping stress, and helps the guidance of teacher' s mental health and coping research. The study investigated 700 primary and junior high school teachers from Inner Mongolia, used teacher' s general self-efficacy scale, coping scale and social support scale. The finings are elaborated as the following: The stress level of teachers is moderate generally, however, further research shows that they are suffering more work stress; They often use adaptation coping styles and sometimes these coping styles could be utilized beyond stress situations; Coping with the negative stress, they tend to adopt maladaptive coping ways; They inclines to synthetically apply various ways and lay particular emphasis on each coping strategies under diverse contexts; Teachers from different background in different situations show that there are significant differences in different coping ways; Teacher' s general self-efficacy, social support, subjective stress and gender have different significantly predictive effects on different coping styles, and they might have more significantly predictive effects on certain type coping ways.
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