Spillover Theory

Spillover Theory explains the positive and negative bidirectional influences of home and work regarding one's attitudes, emotions, skills, and behaviors.
Category: Theories
Citation: Lee, D-.W., Hong, Y-.W., Seo, H-.y., Yun, J-.Y., Nam, S-.h., & Lee, N. (2021). Different influence of negative and positive spillover between work and life on depression in a longitudinal study. Safety and Health at Work, 12(3), 377-383. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.shaw.2021.05.002
Related Terms:
Positive Spillover
Negative Spillover
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