A study of Dutch families in which both parents work has concluded that parents who keep their work and family roles strictly separate have better interactions with their children than parents who allow their work to interfere with family responsibilities.
Uuringust, mis tehti nende Hollandi perede seas, kus mõlemad vanemad käisid tööl, selgus, et vanematel, kes hoiavad tööd ja pereelu rangelt lahus, on parem suhe oma lastega kui neil, kes lasevad tööl oma perekohustuste täitmist segada.