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interrole conflict

interrole conflict Interrole conflict is tension that arises when the demands of one life role interfere with another, especially between work and non-work or family roles.

Interrole conflict is tension that arises when the demands of one life role interfere with another, especially between work and non-work or family roles. In this research context, it is described as bidirectional and multidimensional, including conflicts tied to time, strain, and behaviour flowing from work to family or from family to work.

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Drafting source: Smoktunowicz Ewelina; Lesnierowska Magdalena; Ziolkowska Justyna; Roczniewska Marta. Crossover of the dimensions of work-family and family-work conflict in couples: Protocol for a qualitative study. 2023; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0290216; article XML SHA-256 33ca40d226f92f07960a77e0066e5663e9c4b89f05055926ccf9c0032f5a07f3. “Crossover of the dimensions of work-family and family-work conflict in couples: Protocol for a qualitative study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0290216).
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