Revisando el constructo articulación trabajo-familia: entre el conflicto y el enriquecimiento

Work-family interface, revision of findings: between conflict and enrichment

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https://doi.org/10.17081/psico.22.42.3470

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articulación trabajo-familia, conflicto trabajo-familia, enriquecimiento trabajo-familia, mecanismos de vinculación

Resumen

Objetivo: El presente artículo de revisión tuvo como objetivo proporcionar una puesta al día acerca de la teoría e investigación sobre articulación trabajo-familia.


Método: Se realizó una búsqueda bibliográfica de artículos a texto completo correspondiente a los últimos cinco años (2011-2016) en bases de datos definidas como Grupo 1 (calidad AAA) por el Conicet, utilizando los descriptores: articulación trabajo-familia, conflicto trabajo-familia, enriquecimiento trabajo-familia. Luego de delimitar los resultados en función de determinados criterios de selección, se trabajó con un total de 54 artículos.


Resultados: La revisión realizada permitió sistematizar los principales mecanismos de vinculación de la interfase trabajo-familia, sus dimensiones constitutivas, las variables antecedentes y consecuentes, así como los instrumentos de medición desarrollados para evaluarla. De la misma surge que la literatura sobre el constructo ha estado dominada por la perspectiva del conflicto. A su vez, la inexistencia de un marco teórico integrador para el aspecto positivo de la articulación trabajo-familia ha dificultado las investigaciones
en el área.


Conclusiones: La naturaleza del fenómeno debe ser investigada a partir de la evaluación conjunta de ambos aspectos de la articulación trabajo-familia. Futuras investigaciones podrían avanzar hacia una tipología que incorpore las diversas combinaciones de CTF y ETF, ampliar los alcances del modelo para verificar su validez  transcultural y validar instrumentos con adecuadas propiedades psicométricas para tales fines.

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2019-06-04

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Gabini, S. (2019). Revisando el constructo articulación trabajo-familia: entre el conflicto y el enriquecimiento: Work-family interface, revision of findings: between conflict and enrichment. Psicogente, 22(42), 1–26. https://doi.org/10.17081/psico.22.42.3470

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