The effect of non-standard work hours on a couple's relationship

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Stevens, Catherine and Fallon, Barry J.. (2010). The effect of non-standard work hours on a couple's relationship. Building Resilience Through Personal, Family, and Community Relationships.. Australia: Australian Psychological Society. pp. 40 - 45

Authors	Stevens, Catherine and Fallon, Barry J.
Keywords	Health;--Clinical and Counselling Psychology;--Behaviour and Health
Year	2010
Journal	Building Resilience Through Personal, Family, and Community Relationships.
Publisher	Australian Psychological Society
Page range	40 - 45
ISBN	9780909881481
Place of publication	Australia

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