PROFESSIONAL (EMOTIONAL) BURNOUT AMONG HIGHER EDUCATION PEDAGOGUES: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY

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  • Jumaniyazova Tupajon Alimovna Author

Abstract

This study presents a descriptive analysis of professional (emotional) burnout among higher education pedagogues based on survey data obtained from 89 respondents. The increasing intensity of pedagogical work, combined with sustained cognitive and emotional demands, makes professional burnout a relevant issue in higher education institutions. The purpose of the study was to identify the prevalence and general characteristics of professional (emotional) burnout manifestations among pedagogues.

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2026-06-07