Reconceptualizing Family Work: The Effect of Emotion Work on Perceptions of Marital Quality
Journal of Marriage and the FamilyPublished 1 November 1993
Rebecca J. Erickson
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Cette analyse s'inscrit dans le cadre de l'etude de l'impact du travail familial des maris et des epouses sur leur bien-etre personnel et conjugal. Afin de mieux comprendre la relation entre division du travail familial et qualite des relations conjugales, cet article propose d'etendre la notion de travail familial, dans lequel l'A. inclut le travail emotionnel a cote du travail constitue par les tâches menageres et le soin apporte aux enfants
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