Depression is a serious problem that may result from the interaction of work and family stressors.

There is significant evidence to suggest that both work and family stressors can contribute to the development of depression. A number of studies have found that people who experience high levels of work-related stress or who have conflicts in their family relationships may be more likely to develop symptoms of depression. In addition, research has shown that the interplay between work and family stress can exacerbate depressive symptoms, particularly among women. Therefore, depression can indeed be a serious problem that results from the interaction of work and family stressors.