Toward a Conceptualization of Perceived Work‐Family Fit and Balance: A Demands and Resources Approach
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Abstract
Using person‐environment fit theory, this article formulates a conceptual model that links work, family, and boundary‐spanning demands and resources to work and family role performance and quality. Linking mechanisms include 2 dimensions of perceived work‐family fit (work demands–family resources fit and family demands–work resources fit) and a global assessment of perceived work‐family balance. Work, family, and boundary‐spanning demands and resources are associated with the 2 dimensions of fit, which combine with boundary‐spanning strategies to influence work‐family balance, which in turn affects role performance and quality. The model provides a framework for clarifying and integrating previous…
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- Conceptualization
- Work (physics)
- Psychology
- Balance (ability)
- Conceptual model
- Quality (philosophy)
- Social psychology
- Boundary (topology)
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