In Their Research on Work-Family Conflict, Martins, Eddleston, and Veiga

question 46

Multiple Choice

In their research on work-family conflict, Martins, Eddleston, and Veiga (2002) found that:

• A)men make family more central to their lives as they get older.
• B)women make family more central to their lives as they get older.
• C)low-income employees report greater work-life supports than high-income employees.
• D)U.S.-based research findings on work-family conflict generalize to other cultures.

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