英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to examine the interactive effects of gender and family time commitment on the relationship between work role identity and workfamily conflict among dual-career workers. We use social role expectations and workers’ family time commitment to theorize the three-way interaction effects. We collected data from 385 employees in a company in China and their spouses. Our results showed that family time commitment weakened the positive relationships between work role identity and work-family conflict for female respondents. When female respondents committed low amount of family time, their work role identity positively related to work-family conflict. By contrast, when female respondents committed high amount of family time, the positive relationship became weaker. Furthermore, we did not find significant relationships between work role identity and work-family conflict for male respondents, and the moderating effect by family time commitment on the above relationship was found insignificant for male respondents. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed at the end of the paper. Several future research directions are suggested. |