Perceived time adequacy improves daily well-being: day-to-day linkages and the effects of a workplace intervention [0.03%]
时间充裕感可以提高日常幸福感：日与日之间的联系及工作场所干预的影响
Soomi Lee,Susan M McHale,Ann C Crouter et al.
Soomi Lee et al.
Workplace interventions may change how employed parents experience family and personal time. This study examined the day-to-day linkages between time resources (assessed by time use and perceived time adequacy for parenting, partner, and pe...
The effects of a workplace intervention on employees' cortisol awakening response [0.03%]
职场干预措施对员工觉醒皮质醇反应的影响
David M Almeida,Soomi Lee,Kimberly N Walter et al.
David M Almeida et al.
Work-related stressors are known to adversely affect employees' stress physiology, including the cortisol awakening response (CAR) - or the spike in cortisol levels shortly after people wake up that aids in mobilizing energy. A flat or blun...
Workplace Policies and Mental Health among Working-Class, New Parents [0.03%]
工作场所政策与新晋工薪阶层父母的心理健康之间的关系
Maureen Perry-Jenkins,JuliAnna Z Smith,Lauren Page Wadsworth et al.
Maureen Perry-Jenkins et al.
Little research has explored linkages between workplace policies and mental health in working-class, employed parents, creating a gap in our knowledge of work-family issues across social class levels. The current U.S. study addresses this g...
Youth Supervision While Mothers Work: A Daily Diary Study of Maternal Worry [0.03%]
母亲担忧：基于日志记录法的一项追踪研究
Michelle K Blocklin,Ann C Crouter,Susan M McHale
Michelle K Blocklin
Using data from a daily diary study of hourly hotel employees in the U.S. and their children, this study examined links between youth supervision arrangements and maternal worry while at work, examining both differences between individuals ...
The relationship of maternal work characteristics to childcare type and quality in rural communities [0.03%]
母亲就业特征与农村社区儿童照看类型的关联以及与儿童照料质量的关联
Allison De Marco,Ann C Crouter,Lynne Vernon-Feagans;The Family Life Project Key Investigators
Allison De Marco
Drawing on data from the Family Life Project collected in North Carolina and Pennsylvania, this paper examines the relationship between maternal work characteristics and childcare type and quality in rural communities. Research is limited o...