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SALSA (Salutogenic Subjective Work Analysis)

Questionnaire with salutogenic approach that captures both stress and resources in the workplace.

The SALSA questionnaire (Salutogenic Subjective Work Analysis) is an instrument that captures not only stress but also resources in the workplace. It is based on Aaron Antonovsky's salutogenic approach.

Salutogenic Approach

Unlike purely deficit-oriented procedures, SALSA asks:

  • What keeps people healthy? (Salutogenesis)
  • Which resources strengthen work ability?
  • How can positive factors be promoted?

Structure

SALSA captures:

  • Stress: Work demands, time pressure, conflicts
  • Resources: Autonomy, social support, meaningfulness
  • Sense of coherence: Comprehensibility, manageability, meaningfulness

Advantages of the Salutogenic Approach

  • Focus not only on problems but also on strengths
  • Employee motivation through positive approach
  • Concrete starting points for resource strengthening
  • Holistic view of the work situation

Application

SALSA is particularly suitable for companies that:

  • Pursue a holistic approach
  • Aim for resource promotion alongside stress reduction
  • Operate integrated workplace health management

Related Search Terms

SALSAsalutogenesisworkplace resourcesholistic work analysispositive psychology work

Frequently Asked Questions

What does salutogenic mean?

Salutogenesis asks "What keeps people healthy?" rather than "What makes them sick?". The focus is on resources and protective factors, not just stress.

What does the SALSA questionnaire measure?

SALSA captures both stress (demands, time pressure) and resources (autonomy, social support, meaningfulness of work).

Who is SALSA suitable for?

SALSA is suitable for companies that pursue a holistic approach and aim to strengthen resources alongside reducing stress.