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. 2021 Jul 16;18(14):7575. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18147575

Table 8.

Summary of hypotheses and results.

Hypothesis Phase 1 Phase 2
Weekly Level Person Level Weekly Level Person Level
H1a: Job autonomy is positively associated with well-being Fully supported Fully supported Fully supported Supported for depression–enthusiasm and mental well-being
H1b: Social support is positively associated with well-being Supported for depression–enthusiasm and mental well-being Supported for mental well-being Fully supported Supported for mental well-being
H1c: Hours worked are negatively associated with well-being. Not supported Not supported Not supported Not supported
H1d Job demands are negatively associated with well-being Not supported Supported for anxiety–contentment Supported for anxiety–contentment Not supported
H2a: Work-to-nonwork conflict is negatively related to well-being Fully supported Supported for anxiety-contentment Supported for anxiety-contentment and depression-enthusiasm Not supported
H2b: Nonwork–to-work conflict is negatively related to well-being Fully supported Not supported Not supported Not supported
H2c: Detachment from work is positively related to well-being Fully supported Fully supported Fully supported Supported for anxiety–contentment and mental well-being
H3a: Divergence from normal working is negatively related to well-being Supported for mental well-being Not supported Supported for anxiety–contentment Not supported
H3b: Loneliness is negatively related to well-being Fully supported Fully supported Fully supported Fully supported
H4a: Care responsibilities that constraint homeworking are negatively related to well-being Supported for anxiety-contentment and depression-enthusiasm Not supported Not supported Not supported
H4b: ICT constraints on homeworking are negatively related to well-being. Not supported Supported for anxiety–contentment Not supported Not supported
H4c: Information constraints is negatively related to well-being Supported for depression-enthusiasm Not supported Not supported Not supported
H5a: Increases in COVID-19 deaths are negatively related to well-being Supported for anxiety–contentment and depression–enthusiasm Not applicable Not supported Not applicable
H5b Age moderates the negative relationship between increases in COVID-19 deaths and well-being such that it the relationship is stronger for older employees than younger employees Supported for anxiety–contentment and mental well-being Not applicable Not supported Not applicable
H5c: Job insecurity is negatively related to well-being Supported for anxiety–contentment and depression–enthusiasm Fully supported Supported for depression-enthusiasm and mental well-being Supported for anxiety-contentment