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- Author: Saima Kalsoom
- Publisher: tafheem
- ISBN-10: 9712178358
- ISBN-13: 9789712178351
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Hypotheses testing in this book, in relation to demographic variables provided the supporting evidences for work status, age, education, job experience, duration of marriage, and number of children on the study variable. Further in relation to gender, family system, organizational structure, and ethnicity non-significant differences were observed in the study variables. Additionally, demographic variables i.e., paid domestic help, house chores, age of the youngest born child, profession, and transportation indicated significant group differences in relation to the study variables across groups. Overall findings of this study would advance and facilitate the knowledge of the construct of multitasking in relation to emotional intelligence, gender role attitudes, and marital adjustment from the integrative psychological context. Further it would also enhance the understanding of multitasking in terms of its role and association with these variables more precisely. The results of this study are important to interpret in relation to gender and role theory also.
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- Author: Saima Kalsoom
- Publisher: tafheem
- ISBN-10: 9712178358
- ISBN-13: 9789712178351
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Hypotheses testing in this book, in relation to demographic variables provided the supporting evidences for work status, age, education, job experience, duration of marriage, and number of children on the study variable. Further in relation to gender, family system, organizational structure, and ethnicity non-significant differences were observed in the study variables. Additionally, demographic variables i.e., paid domestic help, house chores, age of the youngest born child, profession, and transportation indicated significant group differences in relation to the study variables across groups. Overall findings of this study would advance and facilitate the knowledge of the construct of multitasking in relation to emotional intelligence, gender role attitudes, and marital adjustment from the integrative psychological context. Further it would also enhance the understanding of multitasking in terms of its role and association with these variables more precisely. The results of this study are important to interpret in relation to gender and role theory also.
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