Empirical Analysis Of Journalist Job Burnout And Media Ecological Environment

As a negative psychological and working conditions, burnout individual emotional exhaustion, feelings of alienation and reduced personal accomplishment constitutes a physical, multi-dimensional psychological syndrome on the individual’s health and performance has adverse effects, but also the continuing impact of individual follow-up behavior. Reporter of the burnout phenomenon, and other occupations, however, did not get the community to pay attention the phenomenon is a ubiquitous, especially in some highly competitive media big cities, a considerable number of journalists have gone through or are going through career the state of burnout. At the same time, news has its particularity, the reporter is the promoter of social democracy, civilization and progress, public information activities is to ensure that the public right to know, an important way to achieve social public opinion, objective and impartial media coverage and public opinion in accordance with the law supervision room an important guarantee of the healthy social development. Therefore, the reporter burnout problems, has important theoretical value and practical significance. With the rapid development of China’s media industry, the media ecological environment a huge change between the media inside the media and the media in the external environment a variety of factors are inextricably linked and the reporter of burnout of contacts in the media eco-environment of architecture, Wuhan Area Reporter of occupational burnout survey data to explore the reporters’occupational burnout status quo, analysis of the causes, and proposed prevention and response strategies in order to be able to help The reporters out of the confusion of burnout, and inject a shot in the arm for the soul of the development of China’s media industry.In this study, including a total of five parts:The first part is an introduction, including a literature review; The second part explains what burnout and journalists burnout; the third section describes the ecological environment of new media, as well as its reporter burnout; fourth based in part on the Wuhan area sample the reporter burnout research, including survey methods, procedures, results, and the root scale survey data and interview the reporter burnout individuals, media and external environmental causes. The fifth part is the investigation of quantitative and qualitative research, combined with the existing literature, then the new media environment reporter burnout prevention and coping strategies.