Does the COVID-19 pandemic have a gendered impact? Assessing the predictive role of the (im)balance between caregiving responsibilities and working from home for women vs. men

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 16 Apr 2021
Event	British Psychological Society - Northern Ireland Branch Annual Conference 2021 - Duration: 15 Apr 2021 → 16 Apr 2021

Conference

Conference	British Psychological Society - Northern Ireland Branch Annual Conference 2021
Period	15/04/2021 → 16/04/2021

Other files and links

• Link to conference site

Activities

Activities per year 2021 2021 2021

• 1 Oral presentation

Activities per year

• Does the COVID-19 pandemic have a gendered impact? Assessing the predictive role of the (im)balance between caregiving responsibilities and working from home for women vs. men

  Vasilena Stefanova (Advisor)

  15 Apr 2021

  Activity: Talk or presentation types › Oral presentation

Prizes

• Highly commended at the British Psychological Society conference Northern Ireland branch (NIBPS)

  Stefanova, Vasilena (Recipient), 2021

  Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)

  • Social Systems 100%
  • Responsibility 100%
  • UK 100%
  • Women 100%
  • Men 100%

Student theses

• Navigating the leaky pipeline: A multifaceted investigation of the challenges that caregivers face in academic career progression

  Stefanova, V. (Author), Latu, I. (Supervisor) & McCormack, T. (Supervisor), Dec 2022

  Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy

Research output

Research output per year 2021 2021 2021

• 1 Article

Research output per year

Research output per year

• Gender and the pandemic: Associations between caregiving, working from home, personal and career outcomes for women and men

  Stefanova, V., Farrell, L. & Latu, I., 30 Dec 2021, (Early online date) In: Current Psychology.

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

  Open Access

  File

  • Associations 100%
  • Women 100%
  • Men 100%
  • Gender 100%
  • Occupations 100%
  19 Citations (Scopus)

  94 Downloads (Pure)

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Stefanova, V., Farrell, L., & Latu, I. M. (2021). Does the COVID-19 pandemic have a gendered impact? Assessing the predictive role of the (im)balance between caregiving responsibilities and working from home for women vs. men. Abstract from British Psychological Society - Northern Ireland Branch
Annual Conference 2021.

Stefanova, Vasilena ; Farrell, Lynn ; Latu, Ioana M. / Does the COVID-19 pandemic have a gendered impact? Assessing the predictive role of the (im)balance between caregiving responsibilities and working from home for women vs. men. Abstract from British Psychological Society - Northern Ireland Branch
Annual Conference 2021.

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Annual Conference 2021, 15/04/2021 - 16/04/2021.

Does the COVID-19 pandemic have a gendered impact? Assessing the predictive role of the (im)balance between caregiving responsibilities and working from home for women vs. men. / Stefanova, Vasilena; Farrell, Lynn; Latu, Ioana M.
2021. Abstract from British Psychological Society - Northern Ireland Branch
Annual Conference 2021.

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Stefanova V, Farrell L, Latu IM. Does the COVID-19 pandemic have a gendered impact? Assessing the predictive role of the (im)balance between caregiving responsibilities and working from home for women vs. men. 2021. Abstract from British Psychological Society - Northern Ireland Branch
Annual Conference 2021.