The Relationship Between Work/Nonwork Role Conflict and Job-Related Outcomes: Some Unanticipated Findings
研究了工作与非工作角色冲突的多个维度与工作满意度、生活满意度、工作投入和组织承诺的关系，发现角色冲突与某些工作态度呈正相关，挑战了传统预期。
This study investigated the relationship between multiple dimensions of work/nonwork role conflict andfour personal and job-related outcomes. It was predicted that the work!nonwork role conflict variables would be negatively related to job and life satisfaction, job involvement, and organizational commitment. Results indicated that various aspects of role conflict are significantly related to work outcomes, but not always in the expected fashion. Specifically, conflict between job andfamily roles was negatively associated with satisfaction measures as predicted, but was positively related to job involvement and organizational commitment. The findings suggest that certain job-related attitudes may result in increased levels of interrole conflict. Implications for theory and practice are discussed.