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Mothers and fathers at work: Implications for families and children
Ann C. Crouter
College of Health and Human Development
Human Development and Family Studies
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Workplace
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Robotics
50%
Parenting
50%
Social Networks
50%
Social Policy
50%
Global Economy
50%
Organizational Culture
50%
Work-based
50%
Work-related
50%
International Trade
50%
High-speed Communication
50%
National Economy
50%
Local Economy
50%
Health Insurance Coverage
50%
Computerization
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Social Welfare
50%
Work Activity
50%
Psychological Well-being
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Social Systems
50%
Working Hours
50%
Self-direction
50%
Technological Change
50%
Economic Policy
50%
Friendship Networks
50%
Parent Work
50%
Parental Employment
50%
Technology Change
50%
Parental Experience
50%
Job Offers
50%
Work Situation
50%
Social Sciences
Autonomy
100%
Technological Change
100%
National Economy
100%
International Trade
100%
Health Insurance Coverage
100%
Work Culture
100%
Psychological Well-Being
100%
Social Systems
100%
Job Offer
100%
Social Policy
100%