The Stress of Multiple Roles: The Case for Role Strain among Married College Women

The Stress of Multiple Roles: The Case for Role Strain among Married College Women

Stress-related variables were analyzed as possible predictors of role strain among a sample of married college women. The exploratory study was conducted among married women students in an urban university's home economics-related department. Findings are suggestive of potentially stressful con...

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Veröffentlicht in:Family relations 1982-01, Vol.31 (1), p.131-138
Hauptverfasser: Mary Jane S. Van Meter, Agronow, Samuel J.
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Child care
Emotional support
Family relations
Husbands
Marital satisfaction
Moderator variables
Psychological stress
Womens education
Womens studies
Working women
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Marital satisfaction
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Womens education
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Working women
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