Do Job Demands Undermine Parenting? A Daily Analysis of Spillover and Crossover Effects
Do Job Demands Undermine Parenting? A Daily Analysis of Spillover and Crossover Effects
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1741-3729.2008.00547.x
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发表时间：
2009-04-01
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影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Linney, Kirsten D.
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作者：
Bass, Brenda L.;Butler, Adam B.;Linney, Kirsten D.
使用连续14天收集的数据，我们研究了工作时间和工作要求对非职业夫妇中母亲和父亲的亲子互动的影响。妻子和丈夫评估他们与孩子的互动是相似的，这样配偶对父母与孩子互动的评价的变化通常与另一配偶报告的变化相匹配。更多的日常工作时间与花在照顾孩子上的时间减少和花在与孩子一起休闲的时间减少有关，但报告了与孩子的积极互动。更大的妻子，感知的工作要求与丈夫有更多的积极互动与孩子。这些发现增加了我们对非专业双职工家庭中父母工作与家庭问题的日常经历的有限理解。
Using data collected over 14 consecutive days, we examined the impact of work hours and job demands on parent-child interactions for mothers and fathers in nonprofessional couples. Wives and husbands evaluated their interactions with their children similarly, such that changes in a spouse's evaluation of parent-child interactions typically matched those reported by the other spouse. Greater daily work hours were related to less time spent on child care and less time spent on leisure with children, but higher positive interactions with children were reported. Greater wife, perceived job demands were associated with husbands having more positive interactions with children. The findings add to our limited understanding of daily experiences of work-family issues for parents within nonprofessional, dual-earner households.