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Tips for Balancing Work and Family

The document lists various references related to gender roles, work-family conflict, and the impact of parental work experiences on children's behavior. It includes studies from journals and books that explore these themes, highlighting the implications for well-being and career outcomes. The references cover a range of topics from supportive work environments to the motherhood penalty.

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Tips for Balancing Work and Family

The document lists various references related to gender roles, work-family conflict, and the impact of parental work experiences on children's behavior. It includes studies from journals and books that explore these themes, highlighting the implications for well-being and career outcomes. The references cover a range of topics from supportive work environments to the motherhood penalty.

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