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The impact of Great Barrier Reef Pilotage work on wives and families

ISBN: 0-642-47617-9
A.W.Parker PhD (1), A Clavarino PhD (2), L.M.Hubinger PhD (1)
1. School of Human Movement Studies, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia.
2. Centre for Health Promotion and Cancer Prevention Research, Medical School, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.

• Abstract

1. Introduction
2. Methodology
   • 2.1 Questionnaire development
   • 2.2 Pilot testing
   • 2.3 Questionnaire distribution and reminders
   • 2.4 Measures
     • 2.4.1 Demographics
     • 2.4.2 Industry specific
     • 2.4.3 Home and away nature of pilotage work
     • 2.4.4 Marital satisfaction
     • 2.4.5 Social support
     • 2.4.6 General health and fitness
     • 2.4.7 Psychological well-being:anxiety & depression
   • 2.5 Data analysis
     • 2.5.1 Qualitative data
     • 2.5.2 Quantitative data

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Results and discussion

3. Sample
4. Industry Specific Issues
   • 4.1 Concern for physical and mental stress on partner
     • 4.1.1 Construction of the index
   • 4.2 Concern for Long Term Financial Issues
     • 4.2.1 Construction of the index
   • 4.3 Concern for the uncertainty associated with piloting
   • 4.4 Additional items
5. Home and Away Nature of Seafaring
   • 5.1 Experiences of stress
   • 5.2 Ways of coping with stress
   • 5.3 Impact of pilotage work on family life
   • 5.4 General areas of concern
6. Marital Satisfaction
   • 6.1 Construction of the scale
7. Social Support
   • 7.1 Structural support
   • 7.2 Tangible support
     • 7.2.1 Construction of the scale
   • 7.3 Affectionate support
     • 7.3.1 Construction of the scale
   • 7.4 Positive social interaction
     • 7.4.1 Construction of the scale
   • 7.5 Emotional and informational support
     • 7.5.1 Construction of the scale
8. General Health
9. 9.0 Psychological Well-being
   • 9.1 Anxiety
     • 9.1.1 Construction of the scale
   • 9.2 Depression
     • 9.2.1 Construction of the scale
10. Summary of Results

• References
  • Appendix 1 List of Tables
  • Appendix 2 Cronbach’s alpha coefficients
  • Appendix 3 Copy of questionnaire [ PDF: xxKB]

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