Impact of Family Parenting and Support Pressures on Librarians'Subjective Well-being
Against the backdrop of fertility policy adjustment and population aging,the impact of librarians'child-rearing and elderly-care burdens on their subjective well-being is noteworthy.This article examines the influence of parenting and elder care on librarians'subjective well-being,using the number of children and the number of elderly dependents as independent variables,subjective well-being as the dependent variable,and job satisfaction as the mediator.The study shows that librarians with two children have the strongest subjective well-being;librarians with many children but no elderly dependents have lower subjective well-being;and librarians who have both greater parenting and elder care pressures have poorer personal growth and development experiences.
librarianssubjective well-beingnumber of childrennumber of elderly dependents
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