Examining The "Neglected Side of The Work - Family Interface" : Antecedents of Positive and Negative Family - to - Work Spillover  

Oleh:

Stevens, Daphne Pedersen ; Kiger, Gary ; Mannon, Susan E. ; Minnotte, Krista Lynn

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Family Issues vol. 28 no. 2 (Feb. 2007), page 242-262.
Topik: FAMILY; dual - earner couples; family - to - work spillover; work - family spillover
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This study extends previous research by Dilworth by examining antecedents of both positive and negative family - to - work spillover - a long-neglected area of research. It also uses an extended definition of domestic labor that includes emotion work and status enhancement. Using data from a random sample of dual-earner couples, the study found gender differences and similarities in the antecedents of family - to - work spillover. For both men and women, family cohesion and emotion - work satisfaction enhanced positive family - to - work spillover. For men, relationship satisfaction was associated with positive family - to - work spillover, whereas satisfaction with the housework arrangement was related to women’s positive spillover. The factors associated with negative family - to - work spillover are different for men and women. For men, satisfaction with the status enhancement they perform in support of their partner’s career was related to decreased negative family - to - work spillover. For women, the presence of preschool - aged children was associated with increased negative family - to - work spillover.

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