Perbedaan Hardiness pada Wanita Menikah yang Berkarir dan Wanita Menikah yang Tidak Berkarir

Authors

  • Lydia Indira Universitas Jayabaya Author
  • Tania Gunawan Universitas Jayabaya Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31479/intensi.v1i1.5

Keywords:

Career, Hardiness, Women

Abstract

Marriage and career has been an issue for women these days. For some women, career is something can not be done along with marriage life that they prefer to be a fulltime mom and housewife. The multiple roles seem become a burden for some women. But in contrast, some women seem to be fine with the multiple role that they can do the multiple roles altogether at the same time. This research aims to prove the Hardiness difference between employed married women and unemployed married women. Hardiness in this research as a predicting factor of the difference between employed and unemployed married women on taking the multiple roles. 84 employed married women and 93 unemployed married women were selected by random insidental sampling. Subjects aged 25-40 years, minimum bachelor degree and had at least one child. The Hardiness scale was used to collect data. The result showed that there is a difference between employed and unemployed married women. Employed married women score higher on Hardiness than unemployed maried women.

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Published

2026-05-31