%0 Thesis
%A Moreno Hernández, Diana Rocio
%A Lozano Bettin, Martha Lucía
%A Peñaloza Ardila, Monica
%8 2017-10-24
%U http://hdl.handle.net/10818/31783
%X Instrumental support ¨tends to be a major predictor of health and well-being¨ (Hupcey, Ye, Xhang, & Zu, cited in Shakespeare-Finch, 2011, p.484), being related to employees’ strong performance, and well-being (Poortvliet, Marijn, 2015; Morelli, Lee, Arnn, Zaki, & Desteno, 2015). An interpretative, qualitative investigation was conducted through the techniques of Grounded Theory, with semi-structured interviews conducted with twenty-six full-time working parents. The results describe the kinds of instrumental support which parents perceive as most useful for resolving issues in the work and family contexts; instrumental support leveraged from the family for work, contributing information about the enrichment thereby offered, and the little support which is leveraged from work to the family.
%I Universidad de La Sabana
%K Trabajo y familia
%K Padres e hijos
%K Educación para la vida familiar -- Formación profesional
%T Instrumental Support Perceived by Working Parents in the Family and Work Contexts
%~ Intellectum