Family Relations And Work Overload: A Bibliometric Analysis

Abstract

A bibliometric analysis is presented on the field of study "Family relations and work overload", the study was carried out by using of one of the best metasearch engines that currently exist which is Scopus, With the application of strategies in the retrieval of information and with filters by areas of knowledge related to the subject and by English and Spanish languages, 881 academic documents were recovered that included the years from 1977 to 2022, these were downloaded from the database in csv format and processed using the Biblioshiny application of the Bibliometrix package that is part of the statistical program Rstudio.  The main results indicate that the scientific production worldwide in this study in 83% is composed of articles, shows a fluctuation with ups and downs over the time period, the average citation of research papers for the year 2020 was 15%, the most relevant author of the field was Bakker A.B. with 6 articles published from the years 2007 to 2021, the institution that contributed the most was the University of Toronto with 19 studies, the country that received the most citations was the United States with 6375 and finally the terms that were presented most frequently were Covid-19, workload, stress and Bornout.