맞벌이 부부의 일/가족 부정적 전이와 결혼의 질 그리고 부부갈등의 역할 (Work/family negative spillover and marital quality among dual-earner couple: A role of marital conflict)

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· 발행기관 : 한국가족관계학회
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· 저자명 : 차승은, 정선이, 박미희, 김순덕

초록

The purpose of this study was to understand the association between work/family spillover and marital quality. We used employed wives’ marital satisfaction as a dependent variable and husbands’ and wives’ work/family interference measure (work to family(WIF)/family to work(FIW)) as independent variables. Perceived couple conflict and other background variables were included for running the stepwise regression model. We selected a married couple those who are both working and currently live in the same households from the original data of 2015 National Family Survey of Korea (n=1,162 couple, N=2,324). Results showed that the wives’ FIW and the husbands’ WIF were negatively associated with wives’ marital satisfaction. When perceived couple conflict was included into the step three model, the impact of work/family interference on marital satisfaction disappeared (husband’s WIF) or reduced (wife’s FIW). It implies that the couple interaction could aggravate(or relieve) the impact of negative work/family spillover. Additionally, we tested whether there are any differences by the work status of husband in this association. We found self-business owner husband and working wife have different association between work/family spillover and marital satisfaction compared to those husband who are employed worker.

영어초록

Objectives: The purpose of this study was to understand the association between work/family spillover and marital quality. Methods: We used employed wives’s marital satisfaction as a dependent variable and husbands’ and wives’ work/family spillover measure (work to family spillover(WIF)/family to work spillover(FIW)) as independent variables. Perceived couple conflict and other background variables were included for
running the hierarchical regression model. We selected a married couple with children those who are both working and currently live in the same households from the original data of 2015 National Family Survey of Korea (n=1,162 couple, N=2,324). Results: Results showed that the wives’ FIW and the husbands’ WIF were negatively associated with wife’s marital satisfaction. When perceived couple conflict was included into the model additionally, the impact of work/family spillover on marital satisfaction disappeared (husband’s WIF) or reduced (wife’s FIW). It implies that the couple conflict could account the impact of negative work/family spillover on marital satisfaction. Conclusion: Work/family spillover could have adverse impact to family lives of dual earning households in particular. Improving couple interaction could help to solve such negative impact of work/family interface on marital quality. Policy for setting the family/couple counseling programs at work place was addressed in the paper.

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