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  1. The Effect Of Maternal Beliefs And Behavior On The Body Weight Status Of Preschool-Aged Children

    … were pursued.</p> <p> Guided by the theory of dependent-care the study utilized a descriptive correlational research design. The sample was 126 mother/child dyads recruited from a southeastern Michigan Head Start program. Each mother completed a research packet that contained a demographic data …

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  2. The mediating role of family-work conflict on the relationship between family and work domain variables and employment trade-offs

    … make in their job because of their family/dependent care responsibilities (Mennino & Brayfield, 2002). They represent an employee's decision to restrict their work responsibilities and devote their time and attention to their family when time and attention cannot be given to both their work …

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  3. Effect of Household Structure on Family-Friendly Benefit Utilization: Implications for Organizational Attraction and Workplace Withdrawal Behaviors of Federal Government Employees

    … telework, annual leave, the Federal child care centers and the Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (DCFSA) showed higher levels of attraction toward the agency. Lower rates of absenteeism were found for employees who utilized compressed and flexible schedules, the Child Care Subsidy …

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