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. 2020 Aug 18;17(16):5995. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17165995

Table 1.

Measurements for variables.

Variables No. Measurement References
Work-to-Family Conflict
(WFC)
WFC1 The demands of work interfere with my family life. [1,9,22]
WFC2 I work long hours every day, so it’s hard for me to fulfill family responsibilities.
WFC3 Work stress makes me have a lot of negative emotions and unwilling to fulfill family responsibilities.
WFC4 After a whole day’s work, I am not interested in participating in family activities.
WFC5 Due to the project task, I often change family activity plans.
Job Burnout
(JB)
JB1 Work makes my mind and body tired. [5,7,23]
JB2 I feel exhausted when the work is over.
JB3 I feel very tired because I face many project tasks every day.
JB4 Working all day makes me feel stressed.
JB5 I began to lose interest in my work.
JB6 I began to doubt the meaning of work.
Affective commitment
(AC)
AC1 I like the culture and organizational atmosphere of the construction company I work for now. [12,26,27]
AC2 I will be proud to tell others about the construction company I work for now.
AC3 I want to help the construction company achieve project success.
AC4 I hope my efforts can help the construction company I work for achieve better development.
AC5 I think the construction company I’m working for is the best.
Job Satisfaction
(JS)
JS1 I like my current job and job position. [1,34,48]
JS2 The current leader of the company I work for is very good.
JS3 I like the current working environment.
JS4 I get along well with my colleagues.
JS5 I have many promotion opportunities in the company I work for.
Job Performance
(JP)
JP1 The completion of my work is excellent. [1,28,29]
JP2 My efforts at work have been recognized by the organization.
JP3 I am an excellent employee in the company.
JP4 The cooperation between me and my colleagues is very good.
JP5 I know what the owners expect.