Psychological well-being in families of shift specialists
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.61699/cjmps-v1-i2-3-p19-30Keywords:
work on a shift basis, FIFO families, family well-being, psychological well-being of the familyAbstract
Nowadays, the peculiarities of family well-being in various family structures attract the attention of scientists. Among such family structures in the focus of research are the families where one of the spouses works on a shift basis, or so-called fly-in fly-out families (FIFO). Researches in this field postulate that in FIFO families, psychological well-being of the family is invariably associated with the success in performance of the family functions such as household, emotional, nurture, and sexual ones. At the same time, numerous studies focus on the difficulties and problems in the FIFO families that arise due to the shift format of work. At the same time, there are data in support of the successful functioning of the FIFO families which allow the authors of this paper to assume there are some factors that foster the psychological well-being in such families. In this study, the couples where one of the spouses works on a shift basis have been interviewed. As a result of content analysis, the authors identified and considered 11 trends of psychological well-being in the FIFO families.
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