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Download full textGuidubaldi, John; Nastasi, Bonnie K. – 1987
This nationwide study examined the following factors in terms of predictive relationships between home environment and child adjustment within mother-employed households: (1) marital status; (2) number of hours worked per week; (3) full- versus part-time employment; (4) mother's occupational classification; (5) family income; (6) child rearing…
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Child Rearing, Day Care, Employed Women
Peer reviewedPascual, Liliana; And Others – Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 1995
Examined and compared the psychosocial predictors of a mother's decision to work and the number of hours worked in Argentina compared to the U.S. Results from 78 U.S. and 68 Argentinean women revealed that better educated, higher status U.S. women worked longer hours after childbirth than similar women in Argentina. Cultural and economic…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Cross Cultural Studies, Cultural Influences, Employed Parents
