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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Working Mother"”.
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Building Agency Through Sensemaking: The Transformational Journey and Identity Development Process of Working Mother Leaders During the COVID-19 Pandemic
<p>Working mothers in America have long juggled a multitude of responsibilities while navigating several systemic barriers in the very society that claims to support them. The COVID-19 pandemic had an outsized impact on mothers when children were sent home from daycares and schools to reduce the …
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Maternal employment : exploring the relationship between maternal stress, child factors and daily routines
… was designed to examine the relationship between working mothers' stress level and two child characteristics, gender and temperament, in addition to the daily routines of the mothers, in an attempt to ascertain why working mothers are stressed. Studies of maternal employment have demonstrated that …
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Career and Family: A Qualitative Study of Working Mothers
… of this dissertation was to explore the lives of working mothers. The dramatic increase of mothers in the workforce in the past 40 years has led to an increasingly common lifestyle: women filling the roles of mother and professional concurrently. This dissertation used the personal narrative …
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Influences of mothers and dual-career families on the educational attainment of female college students
<p>The purpose of this study was to understand if mothers have an influence on their daughters by (a) determining if a relationship existed between the educational attainment of mothers and the level of education female college students strive to achieve and (b) verifying if female college students …
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The History of “Having It All”: Black and White Women and Work-Life Balance, 1890s-2010s
… multiple iterations of this perfect working mother ideal in the United States. It adds to scholarship on the mutual construction of race and gender by showing the eugenic origins of the white ideal, which emerged concurrently with the complementary ideal of the “New Negro Woman,” as …
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Discourses of motherhood in women's magazines in contemporary Britain
This research aims to find out how motherhood is represented in the text and images of women's magazines in contemporary Britain. It explores discourses of motherhood in this popular cultural form at this particular historical time, using quantitative, semiotic and discourse analyses of selected …
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Working mothers self care practices as a coping mechanism: An interpretative phenomenological analysis
Title: Experiences of modern-day motherhood and work: An interpretative phenomenological study of professional working mothers' self-care and coping Objective: This study explores the experiences and understandings of self-care and coping in professional working women in South Africa who are …
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Perbedaan kenakalan remaja antara yang ibunya bekerja dengan ibu tidak bekerja: Studi komparasi pada siswa Madrasah Aliyah Al-Khoiriyah
… were: (1) How is Delinquency Rate Teens whose mothers work, (2) How is the level of delinquency whose mother tdak work, (3) Are there differences in the level of juvenile delinquency among working mothers with mothers who did not work. This study aims to determine the difference between the …
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Working mothers and lockdown: a thematic analysis study using the four existential lifeworlds to explore the lived experience of school closures during COVID-19
… despite the claim in the UK media, not all working mothers returned to the stereotypical ‘1950s housewife’. The current study was undertaken to explore and give voice to the holistic, lived experience of working mothers of primary school-aged children when the schools were closed during the …
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Three Essays on Labor Supply in China
… woman and the former work experience of her mother-in-law. Our estimation results indicate that being raised by a working mother influences both a man's attitude toward gender roles and his household productivity, and therefore married women whose mothers-in-law were not working are …
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A case study investigation of employed mothers' workplace formal social networks.
Employer-based social networks for working mothers can be low-cost, innovative interventions designed to assist women in managing multiple life roles. This study presents research using a case study framework, specifically aimed at gaining a deeper understanding of how and to what extent social …
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The experience of role balance among Australian working women with multigenerational caring responsibilities
… 10% of women in developed countries are working sandwich generation women, who combine paid employment with ongoing multigenerational caring responsibilities for at least one child under 18 years and one parent or parent-in-law. This role combination is expected to become more common due …