Burnout and Cognitive Performance

The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between burnout and cognitive functioning. associations depression, anxiety family support with functioning were also examined both independently as potential moderators burnout–cognitive relationship. Seven different tasks administered employees general working population five domains assessed; i.e., executive functions, memory, memory (episodic, visuospatial, prospective), attention/speed processing visuospatial abilities. Burnout, assessed Maslach Burnout Inventory-General Survey, Hospital Anxiety Depression Scale Family Support respectively. In congruence first fourth (partially) Hypotheses, perceived are significantly associated some aspects Moreover, in line third Hypothesis, is inversely related burnout. However, contrast second do not moderate Additional results reveal positive depression anxiety. Overall findings suggest that deficits, appear be common while they underpin role mental health Implications for practice discussed.