Work-family guilt (WFG) is sometimes perceived as an adaptive characteristic, since it has
been found to encourage working parents to engage in more activities with their children in …

The balancing act between work and family life can be a challenge that affects both the
parents and other members of a family. This study investigates the effect of a parent's …

In work-family interface research, children are rarely included as stakeholders of their
parents' work-to-family conflict. Moreover, the children's perceptions of this conflict contribute …

Despite its theoretical and practical importance, behavioral consequences of work–family
conflict that reside in the family domain rarely have been examined. Based on two studies …

Anecdotal evidence abounds suggesting that as compared to fathers, mothers report greater
guilt regarding the negative impact of work on family (WIF-guilt), yet shockingly few …

Work–family balance and child rearing are major social concerns. Few studies, however,
have addressed how parents' work–family conflict (WFC) associates with children's emotion …

Objectives Work-family conflict (WFC) has severe negative effects on workers' health and
well-being. This study examined whether parents' WFC also affects the well-being of their …

Objective To analyze both parents' and adolescents' perspectives on work–family conflict
(WFC) and enrichment (WFE) and its crossover to adolescent well‐being, via quality of …

Studies on the impact of work-family dynamics on both parenting and children's outcomes
are scarce. The present study addressed this gap by exploring how parents' negative …

Bonding, as parental feelings and thoughts toward a child, can be challenging for employed
parents due to work-family role conflict. This study aimed to investigate concurrent …