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Stress levels of family day care providers, mothers employed outside the home, and mothers at home

Description:
A comparison of individual and family variables contributing to the differing stress levels of mothers who are family day care providers, mothers employed outside of the home, and unemployed mothers
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Atkinson Alice M.
Publisher(s):
National Council on Family Relations
Funder(s):
University of Iowa
Country:
United States

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