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How does working nonstandard hours impact psychological resources important for parental functioning? Evidence from an Australian longitudinal cohort study
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posted on 2024-06-19, 17:26 authored by Y Zhao, A Cooklin, Peter ButterworthPeter Butterworth, L Strazdins, LS LeachHow does working nonstandard hours impact psychological resources important for parental functioning? Evidence from an Australian longitudinal cohort study
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SSM - Population HealthVolume
16Article number
100931Pagination
1-9Location
Amsterdam, The NetherlandsPublisher DOI
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2352-8273eISSN
2352-8273Language
EnglishPublication classification
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ASSOCIATIONSDUAL-EARNER COUPLESENRICHMENTFAMILY CONFLICTGENDERLife Sciences & BiomedicineLongitudinalMENTAL-HEALTHMODELSNonstandard schedulesParentsPsychological distressPublic, Environmental & Occupational HealthQUALITYRelationship qualitySCHEDULESScience & TechnologyShift workTRENDSWellbeingWork-family conflict
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