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It describes a specific dysfunction among helping professionals, believed to be the result of excessive demands made upon their energy, strength and resources. Although a clearly agreed upon definition does not exist, burnout is characterized by the inability to be sufficiently concerned about and involved with service recipients.  \nA burnt out worker tends to withdraw emotionally from the demands of the job. Burnout is reflected in emotional exhaustion and apathy, physical fatigue, lack of energy, psychosomatic illness, increased alcohol and drug consumption, cynicism, inappropriate anger, depression and lack of personal achievements. Now, it is observed that teachers are also showing symptoms of burnout, which directly or indirectly affect their teaching performance. Motivated by these reasons the investigators decided to investigate the status of burnout among secondary school teachers and assess its extent in Indian teachers.  \nKey words: alienation, burnout, emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, personal accomplishment  \nThough teaching is called as labor of love until now, the realities of classroom life have made teaching a stressful occupation. As a consequence, many teachers are finding that their feelings about themselves, their students and their profession are more negative than they were initially. These teachers are susceptible to developing chronic feelings of emotional exhaustion and fatigue, negative attitudes towards their students and a loss of feeling of accomplishment in the job. If this is the reality, then it is rather frightening to think that many teachers are wasting themselves, spending their lifetimes in doing something which has no meaning for them, which gives them no sense of satisfaction and  \nAnil Shukla, University of Lucknow, India; Tripta Trivedi, University of Lucknow, India.  \nCorrespondence concerning this article should be addressed to Anil Shukla, Department of Education, University of Lucknow, Lucknow. Pin Code-226007, U. P., India. E-mail: anil2000shukla @[yahoo.com](yahoo.com)  \npersonal worth. In psychological terms such type of teachers are called burnt out teachers.  \nFreudenberger (1977) describes burnout as physical and emotional exhaustion resulting from excessive demandson energy, strength or resources. He says that when frustration, tension or anxiety persist or increase, stress develops into a syndrome labeled as burnout. He also noted that sometimes burnt out people do not see themselves as cynical and depressed. They find fault with everything and everyone around them, complaining about the organization and reacting critically to whatever is suggested by others (pp. 90-98) . Hindrickson (1979) points out that a burnt out teacher is loosing or has lost the energy and enthusiasm needed to teach children (pp. 36-37) . Kahn (1986) has explained burnout as “a syndrome of inappropriate attitudes towards clients and towards self often associated with uncomfortable physical and emotional symptoms as well as with deterioration of performance”(p. 33) . Capel (1991) explains burnout is a negative response to long-term  \nBurnout in Indian Teachers  \nstress (pp. 36-45) . Kasinath and Kailaslingam (1995) believe that Burnout is a syndrome of depersonalization, emotional exhaustion and reduced personal achievement that can occur among individuals who do ‘people work’of some kind (p. 10) .  \nMaslach (1984) defined burnout as the loss of concern for the people with whom one is working. Further, she explained burnout as the syndrome of emotional exhaustion and cynicism that results from","cbCaihvGD7sws9xr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihvGD7sws9xr","pdf",156363,15,"English","# Burnout concept and characteristics\n## Emotional exhaustion and withdrawal\n## Burnout effects on teaching performance\n## Definitions in prior research\n## Burnout components and individual-level occurrence","[{\"question\":\"What is burnout, according to the article?\",\"answer\":\"Burnout is a dysfunctional syndrome among helping professionals, believed to result from excessive demands on energy, strength, and resources. It is marked by inability to remain sufficiently concerned about and involved with service recipients.\"},{\"question\":\"How does burnout show up in teachers?\",\"answer\":\"Burnout in teachers presents as emotional exhaustion and apathy, physical fatigue, lack of energy, psychosomatic illness, cynicism, inappropriate anger, depression, and reduced personal achievements. 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