For a year, the relationship "had been full of conflict, strained and disintegrating," she said.
We found that the three dimensions of work-family conflict―time-based work family conflict, strain-based work family conflict, and behavior-based work family conflict―are all significantly and negatively related to the perception of work-family balance practices, "employee and family care" and "work flexibility" (p <.01).
The narrative shows conflict, strained negotiations, and power imbalance, but at the end she is still his patient, and his method seems to work.
ROBERT MORRIS Minimalism was rife with competing and conflicting strains.
Thompson succeeds admirably in blending biography and intellectual history, painting colorful portraits of complicated men who embodied conflicting strains of American thinking about foreign policy.
It's all been lying there just below the surface, the conflicting strains between national pride and specificity and the undeniable need to merge resources and concert decisions.
The press conference then veered into two strange, fundamentally conflicting strains of thought.
Ms. Spruill inherited these tensions from her predecessors, and it is not yet clear how she and the council will resolve conflicting strains.
2010 will likely see more of the same, with resource conflicts straining national unity in countries like Kenya and exacerbating intercommunal and international tensions across the continent.
Thus carrying out duties and responsibilities both at home and workplace overstrains a married working woman, thereby leading to various psychological problems like role conflict, job strain, mental fatigue, stress, anxiety, frustration, depression, anger, phobias, and other social and emotional distress.
When in disagreement, discussions began concerning the decision to have another child, to go through treatment again or to discontinue storage, involving a great deal of emotional conflict and strain.
