The home as a workplace: Work-family interaction and psychological well-being in telework.
本文提出一个概念框架，将远程办公视为多维现象，区分家庭环境和组织距离的影响，并基于Warr的心理健康环境前因模型，探讨工作-家庭互动对心理健康的溢出效应，为未来研究提供方向。
Home-based telework is a growing phenomenon with great potential to affect employees' psychological well-being. Although prior studies show both positive and negative effects on work-family interaction, conclusions are limited by the way telework, well-being, and work-family interaction have been modeled. The authors present a conceptual framework that describes telework as a multidimensional phenomenon and separates the effects of the home environment from those of distance from the organization. Propositions concerning work-family interaction are developed from P. Warr's (1987) model of the environmental antecedents of well-being, prior telework studies, and the work-family literature. Spillover between work and nonwork domains of well-being is discussed, and suggestions for future research on this complex issue are presented.