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The Effect Of Control Over Work Schedule, Availability Of Resources, Utilization Of Resources, And Work-School-Life Demands On Wellness, Savannah M. Hunter, Lisa L. Scherer
The Effect Of Control Over Work Schedule, Availability Of Resources, Utilization Of Resources, And Work-School-Life Demands On Wellness, Savannah M. Hunter, Lisa L. Scherer
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With college students working an ever increasing number of hours, the demands placed on them from multiple roles is often significant leading to decreases in their overall wellness. This study used the job demands-resources perspective (Bakker & Demerouti, 2007) to examine how the availability and utilization of resources buffered the negative effects of work-school-life demands (WSLD) on student wellness. Wellness, a multidimensional construct, defines an active process in which people attempt to better themselves to achieve their full potential (Dunn, 1957; Hettler, 1980). We hypothesize that the availability and utilization of life resources will moderate the effect of WSLD on …