The purpose of the study was to develop and test a conceptual model, based on microstructural
theory, that explained how sex of parent, economic strain, role coping, and parental …

Numerous studies have examined the impact of divorce on parents and children, but most
of these studies have been restricted to single-mother families. This study compared …

Several studies of telecommuting and working at home have alluded to the blurring line
between work and family that can result from such highly integrated work-family arrangements. …

… , or recruiting from single-parent support groups), because recruiting through the schools
was more likely to capture the ethnic and socioeconomic diversity of the population (Hilton & …

… Work-family blurring, or work-family boundary ambiguity, can be defined as the
experience of confusion or difficulty in distinguishing one's work from one's family roles in a�…

This paper uses current published literature to determine characteristics of single father
headed households in comparison to the characteristics of single mother headed households, …

… Rather than examining the pattern of salience, Desrochers, Hilton and Larwood (2002)
treated the salience of career and parent identities as independent variables and examined�…

Relationship quality, social contact, and support provided by grandparents to single and
married parents were examined using data from the National Survey of Families and …

This study uses individual- and couple-level analyses to examine the influence of work–family
demands and community resources on marital and family satisfaction within a sample of …