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Working mothers self care practices as a coping mechanism: An interpretative phenomenological analysis
Title: Experiences of modern-day motherhood and work: An interpretative phenomenological study of professional working mothers' self-care and coping Objective: This study explores the experiences and understandings of self-care and coping in professional working women in South Africa who are first-...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2024
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