Maternity Leave, Role Quality, Work Involvement, and Mental Health One Year After Delivery
Employment status, maternity leave, and role quality were investigated as predictors of women's mental health one year after delivery. Home-makers and part-time and full-time employees did not differ on measures of depression, anxiety, anger, or self-esteem. There were no main effects of leave length. Distress was associated with job overload, role restriction, and infant distress. Leave length interacted with the relative salience of work and family, and employment status interacted with employment preference to predict distress. Depression was greatest among women relatively high in work salience when leaves were long. Anxiety and anger were greatest among women whose employment status was not congruent with their preferences. These interactions underscore the importance of individual differences in responses to leave and work.
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Archives of Women's Mental Health
4 publications, 6.78%
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Psychology of Women Quarterly
3 publications, 5.08%
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Work and Occupations
3 publications, 5.08%
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Journal of Family Issues
3 publications, 5.08%
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Journal of Family Psychology
2 publications, 3.39%
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Women's Health Issues
2 publications, 3.39%
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Sex Roles
2 publications, 3.39%
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Journal of Family and Economic Issues
2 publications, 3.39%
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Social Science and Medicine
2 publications, 3.39%
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American Psychologist
1 publication, 1.69%
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Feminism and Psychology
1 publication, 1.69%
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Human Relations
1 publication, 1.69%
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Human Resource Development Review
1 publication, 1.69%
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Qualitative Health Research
1 publication, 1.69%
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Zeitschrift fur Gesundheitswissenschaften
1 publication, 1.69%
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Journal of Child and Family Studies
1 publication, 1.69%
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Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings
1 publication, 1.69%
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European Journal of Population
1 publication, 1.69%
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The Lancet Public Health
1 publication, 1.69%
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health
1 publication, 1.69%
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SSRN Electronic Journal
1 publication, 1.69%
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Early Childhood Research Quarterly
1 publication, 1.69%
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Developmental Psychobiology
1 publication, 1.69%
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Child Development
1 publication, 1.69%
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Birth
1 publication, 1.69%
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Journal of Marriage and Family
1 publication, 1.69%
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Journal of Family Theory and Review
1 publication, 1.69%
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Economic Record
1 publication, 1.69%
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Women and Health
1 publication, 1.69%
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SAGE
13 publications, 22.03%
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Springer Nature
13 publications, 22.03%
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Elsevier
9 publications, 15.25%
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Wiley
8 publications, 13.56%
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Taylor & Francis
4 publications, 6.78%
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American Psychological Association (APA)
3 publications, 5.08%
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Social Science Electronic Publishing
1 publication, 1.69%
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Oxford University Press
1 publication, 1.69%
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Cambridge University Press
1 publication, 1.69%
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Emerald
1 publication, 1.69%
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Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)
1 publication, 1.69%
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American Medical Association (AMA)
1 publication, 1.69%
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- Statistics recalculated weekly.