Mediating Effect of Self-Efficacy in Relations of Social Elderly Care Facilities Social Worker's Role Conflict and Organization Effectiveness Kim Jeonug-Yeoul* Department of Addiction Rehabilitation and Counseling, Chongshin University, 143 Sogang-dong Dongji-gu Seoul, 06988, Korea *Corresponding Author E-mail: jykim@chongshin.ac.kr
Online published on 16 May, 2018. Abstract Background/Objectives The purpose of this study is to explain mediating effect of Self-efficacy between role conflict and organization effectiveness of social workers in elderly nursing homes. Methods/Statistical analysis Data of this study were collected from social workers working in long-term elderly nursing homes through survey method. This study used reliability, correlation analysis, and regression analysis by using the SPSS 21.0 statistical program as a quantitative research method for 306 social workers. The sampling method was a random sampling method, which is a non-probabilistic sampling method. Findings Result of this analysis shows that self-efficacy partially mediating between Role conflict and organization effectiveness. Improvements/Applications It is expected that organization effectiveness will improve if social workers are provided training programs to enhance their self-efficacy, when they have difficulty with role conflict. Top Keywords Role conflict, organization effectiveness, Self-efficacy, Social workers, Elderly care facilities. Top |