Combining Motherhood and Work: Effects of Dual Identity and Identity Conflict on Well-Being
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DOI: 10.1007/s10826-021-02070-7
Abstract: This study investigated whether having a dual identity as both a mother and an employed person constitutes a threat to well-being, or whether it is a positive resource. The study focused on indices of life… read more here.
Keywords: motherhood work; conflict; dual identity; combining motherhood ... See more keywords
Dual Identity and Social Organizations’ Participation in Contracting in Shanghai
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DOI: 10.1080/10670564.2018.1389007
Abstract: Abstract Chinese governments, driven by both pragmatic and legitimacy purposes, have been enthusiastically engaging social organizations in service contracting to meet rising service demands. This article argues that social organizations’ participation in contracting is shaped… read more here.
Keywords: participation contracting; social organizations; dual identity; shanghai ... See more keywords
Dual identity, conflict, and education: an exploration of the lived experience of social relationships of young British Muslim women who attend British universities
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DOI: 10.1080/13504630.2020.1828053
Abstract: ABSTRACT Previous research concerned with British Muslim women has explored a range of important issues. However, what is missing is research exploring the lived everyday social experiences, including the unique nature of identity formation in… read more here.
Keywords: nature; muslim women; identity conflict; dual identity ... See more keywords
The Double-Edged Effects of Dual-Identity on the Emotional Exhaustion of Migrant Workers: An Existential Approach
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.01266
Abstract: By integrating an existential approach to burnout, identity theory, and the job demand–resource (JD–R) model, this paper compares the sense-making processes of migrant workers who embrace both rural and urban identities (i.e., dual-identity holders) with… read more here.
Keywords: existential approach; dual identity; identity; emotional exhaustion ... See more keywords