1991
DOI: 10.2307/353140
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An Exploratory Path Analysis of the Stress Process for Dual-Career Men and Women

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“…Les résultats de la présente recherche révèlent que ce type de conflit est associé positivement à le détresse et contribue de façon significative à l'explication de sa variance. Ces données renforcent le constat auquel sont arrivées de nombreuses études n'incluant généralement qu'un ou deux rôles féminins (Coverman, 1989;Guelzow et al, 1991;Parry, 1986;Tiedje et al, 1990).…”
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“…Les résultats de la présente recherche révèlent que ce type de conflit est associé positivement à le détresse et contribue de façon significative à l'explication de sa variance. Ces données renforcent le constat auquel sont arrivées de nombreuses études n'incluant généralement qu'un ou deux rôles féminins (Coverman, 1989;Guelzow et al, 1991;Parry, 1986;Tiedje et al, 1990).…”
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“…L'âge des enfants constitue un facteur susceptible d'influencer la santé mentale des mères (Froberg et al, 1986;Parry, 1986). Bien que les résultats des recherches soient contradictoires (Guelzow et al, 1991;Lewis et Cooper, 1987;McLanahan et Adams, 1987;Schwartzberg et Dytell, 1988), plusieurs auteurs estiment qu'avoir un ou plusieurs enfants d'âge préscolaire représente un facteur de risque (Barnett, 1982;Johnson, 1989;Parry, 1986).…”
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“…It is argued that multiple roles can be a source of role overload, which in turn can be associated with stress, burnout, job dissatisfaction, and other negative consequences for individuals and organizations (see Bellavia and Frone 2005; MacDermid 2005; Tetrick and BuVardi 2006 for reviews). For instance, role overload has been linked to individual outcomes such as increased levels of anxiety, fatigue, burnout, depression, and emotional and physiological stress and to decreased satisfaction with family and work (Guelzow et al 1991). Work-family conXict is also linked to a number of organizational outcomes including higher rates of absenteeism, lower levels of organizational commitment, and increased thoughts of quitting (Duxbury, Lyons, and Higgins in press).…”
Section: The Social Case For Gendermentioning
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“…From an individual perspective, work-life imbalance has been found to cause job dissatisfaction (Thomas and Ganster 1995), job stress (Judge et al 1994), and overall poor well-being (Igbaria et al 1994). A lack of workplace flexibility is also linked to depression (Googins 1991), difficulty in falling asleep and/or staying asleep, changes in appetite, and tension related aches and pains (Guelzow et al 1991). A recent study of work-life imbalance in the Canadian workforce showed that the stress level from work-life imbalance almost doubled over the past decade.…”
Section: Consequences Of Work-life Imbalancementioning
confidence: 99%