34 work-demands.csv

Research has documented the importance of a healthy work-life balance. The data in work-demands.csv were simulated to mimic the effects of receiving work-related contact outside of normal work hours found in the literature on psychological outcomes. The variables in the data are:

guilt: Measure of guilt (as a transitory affective state) related to home-life balance. This was measured using survey questions such as, “In the past seven days, on how many days have you felt guilty?” Higher values indicate more perceived guilt.
contact: Measure of work contact/demands outside of normal working hours. Measured using survey items such as, “how often do coworkers, supervisors, managers, customers, or clients contact you about work-related matters outside normal work hours?”. Higher values indicate higher degrees of boundary-spanning work demands.
female: Dummy-coded indicator of sex (0 = Not female; 1 = Female)
authority: Standardized measure of job authority. Measured using survey items such as: “Do you influence or set the rate of pay received by others?” and “Do you have the authority to hire or fire others?”. Higher values indicate more authority.
married: Dummy-coded indicator of marital status (0 = Not married; 1 = Married)

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Code

# Import Data
work = readr::read_csv(file = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zief0002/modeling/main/data/work-demands.csv")

# View data
work

34.0.2 References

Glavin, P., Schieman, S., & Reid, S. (2011). Boundary-spanning work demands and their consequences for guilt and psychological distress. Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 52(1) 43–57. doi: 10.1177/0022146510395023