Asia-pacific Journal of Psychology and Counseling
| Volume 1, No. 1, 2017, pp 49-56 | ||
| Abstract |
A study on the effects of cosmetologists’ life-work balance on self-efficacy and organizational effectivenessaper
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Abstract
This study empirically verified the effects of work-life balance on self-efficacy and organizational effectiveness amongst professional cosmetologists in the beauty industry. The results found the following: the antecedent variables of work-life balance (work-home, workleisure, and work-growth) had a significant influence on self-efficacy. Specifically, workhome and work-growth revealed a positive influence, while work-leisure showed a negative impact on self-efficacy. Furthermore, as satisfaction with self-efficacy increased, organizational effectiveness also improved