Working mothers’ family-work conflict and care decisions in Chinese families of children with autism

Keyphrases

• Chinese Family 100%
• Work-family Conflict 100%
• Childhood Autism 100%
• Autistic children 100%
• Resignation 100%
• Working Mothers 100%
• Healthcare Decisions 100%
• Depth Interviews 50%
• Social Interaction 50%
• Adaptation 50%
• Social Services 50%
• Disability 50%
• Parenting 50%
• Extended Family 50%
• Participant Observation 50%
• Family Caregiving 50%
• Coping Strategies 50%
• Caregivers 50%
• Family Work 50%
• Chinese Mothers 50%
• Experience of Care 50%
• Textual Analysis 50%
• Economic Burden 50%
• Biography 50%
• Special children 50%
• Families of children with Disabilities 50%
• Parents of children with ASD 50%
• Special Education Centers 50%
• Child Analysis 50%
• Hard Times 50%
• Sexual Division of Labor 50%
• Family Care Model 50%

Social Sciences

• Working Mothers 100%
• Chinese 100%
• Autism 100%
• Work-Life Balance 100%
• Pervasive Developmental Disorder 100%
• Family-Centered Care 66%
• Social Services 33%
• Social Interaction 33%
• Textual Analysis 33%
• Family Work 33%
• Extended Family 33%
• Participant Observation 33%
• Special Schools 33%
• In-Depth Interview 33%
• Caregiver 33%

Psychology

• Work-Family Conflict 100%
• Pervasive Developmental Disorder 100%
• Stressors 33%
• Caregiver 33%
• Social Interaction 33%
• Coping Behavior 33%