Psychology

Social support, happiness, work–family conflict, and state anxiety among single mothers during the covid-19 pandemic

O. S. Balderman and M. Shamir

This study by Orit Shamir Balderman and Michal Shamir delves into the lives of single mothers by choice in Israel amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing intriguing insights on state anxiety, social support, and happiness. Discover how happiness serves as a crucial predictor of state anxiety and the dynamics of work-family conflict in this compelling research.

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