This paper
examines the social obstacles which increased stress of working women. To
achieve the objectives of the study 120 working women were selected randomly
from professional categories namely teachers, engineers and doctors with 40
respondents in each category. They were interviewed with the help of interview
schedule. For analysis of data percentage, mean score, rank order and
correlation coefficient were computed. The result showed that the major
stressors for working women were lots of work, wrong policy of office, low
amount & not get salary on time and work with whom they disliked and
unexpected guest, child's bad habit, loneliness and their future, traditional
customs and strain due to dual role responsibilities were obstacles at home
perceived by all categories of respondents with different mean scores. Due to
these factors they were faced different psychological problems. Study also
revealed that teachers and engineers were highly stressed due to their home and
workplace environment. But doctors were not stress due to home and workplace
environment
By Shilpa Kaushal, Mukta Garg and Veena Shahi
(Full
article is published in Voice of Research-An International Journal)
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