Technology really can make you finish the job. However, the negative impact is increasingly blur the boundaries between time for family and work. Related to this, when compared to men, women are more feeling guilty when her family life disrupted.
The new study showed that 40 percent of women feel more stressed than men when his family life disrupted by electronic communication devices such as blackberry, android or smartphone or other contacts, although under the same amount of work pressure.
In fact, when a woman contacted colleagues or superiors while in the home, women will be two times more guilty than the men in his family. Although the contact is actually not disrupt family life.
The study was conducted on more than 1,000 workers from the United States and published in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior. Head researcher, Paul Glavin, sociology doctoral candidate at the University of Toronto, Canada, was surprised by the difference between male and female emotional responses even when they are equally adept at managing the household and work.
Feelings of guilt could explain why women experience greater pressure than men when reached at home. "We examined the extent to which the work became very annoying and the result of our focus on controlling for all factors," Glavin said as quoted by Health.com.
Glavin also said, when the role of women in terms of work has changed dramatically, there are still many who continue to be unaware of the view that women's priorities are at home with their children.
"There are things to consider before we see equality in work and family," said Glavin.
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