Mothers who stay at home may be more socially isolated than those who work, which might increase their chances of being depressed, the researchers said. They might also be under more stress as a result of being at home with their children all day. This stress may be slightly relieved when their children start school, which may explain why the link disappeared when children entered school. Researchers interviewed some women throughout their children’s infancy, pre-school years and into elementary school.
The researchers defined working part time as working one-to-32 hours per week. About 25 percent of mothers were employed part time during the study period, although mothers moved in and out of part-time work. Mothers reported whether they experienced symptoms of depression and rated their overall health as poor, fair, good or excellent. The mothers also answered questions about conflicts between their work and family life, and how involved they were in their child’s schooling.
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Posted: at 28-12-2011 04:38 PM (11 years ago) | Addicted Hero
ugochuks at 28-12-2011 04:44 PM (11 years ago) (m)
BEFORE NKO?
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Posted: at 28-12-2011 04:44 PM (11 years ago) | Upcoming
sarah555 at 28-12-2011 06:19 PM (11 years ago) (f)
..depends on d kin work the mother dey do. if she dey work for "fun"(not fund) or to pass her time, no problem. but if the other way around like me, okpari, i dash them the job wey no dey let me dey sleep till 7am or dis every day back pain or hearvy leg like say i dey carry block. if to say i get money like "lady Gaga", hisss, my second name na Mrs shopping. pinkin go school, i go kukuma carry my bag wit credit card enter Gucci or Fendi dem shop. next day cinema from dia go play game.... who no like better tin?
Posted: at 28-12-2011 06:19 PM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac