...Matthew Aplin-Houtz; April Rowsey; Emily Lane; Bahar Javadizadeh Purpose This study investigates how working mothers’ experiences of guilt under work–family conflict are shaped by locus of control (LOC) orientations. While prior research frames mom guilt primarily as an emotional response...

... mothers discuss fairness. Unlike traditional survey methods, this approach captures daily lived experiences, particularly in a crisis context, revealing new aspects of the work–family conflict. Understanding these emotional responses is critical because they offer insights into how working mothers...

...Abraham Stefanidis; Margaret E. King-Sears; Lina Gilic; Vasilis Strogilos Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationships between (1) employed parents' work–family conflict (WFC), (2) their children with disabilities' support needs, (3) their children's age, and (4) those...

...Amanda Biggs; Paula Brough The existence of gender differences in the experience of work‐family concflict has been subject to recent debate. Contemporary research generally suggests that men and women experience work‐family conflict at comparative levels. However the majority of this research...

...‐partner instrumental support. Spouse‐partner social support did not have an impact on experienced work interference in family life. The support of co‐workers and workplace supervisors did not influence experienced work‐family conflict. How and why positive spouse‐partner instrumental support should lead...