The Health of Marital Relationship in the Light of Factors Affecting the Stability and Satisfaction of the Relationship: A Review Study

Salimi, Hadi; Javdan, Moosa; Zarei, Eghbal; Najarpourian, Samaneh

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“…In fact, the rate of divorce is rising and this can be very destructive (1). The divorce rate in Iran is very unfavorable, with 99852 divorces in 2007 and 174578 divorces in 2017 (2). At first glance, divorce is considered to be more harmful to the couple; however, children are not immune to its harmful effects (3,4).…”

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Effect of Spiritual-Religious Interventions on Anxiety, Depression, and Adjustment to Parental Divorce in Female High School Students

Kahrizeh

Saberi

Bashirgonbadi

2020

Health Spiritual Med Ethics

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Children who experience parental divorce undergo crisis, shock, and disruption of their sense of security and psychological well-being (5). Besides, it causes behavioral problems, and reduces their adaptability (7); however, the impact of divorce may vary with the age of the children (6). According to the results of a study conducted by Seijo et al., children of divorce were more likely to have symptoms of depression, anxiety, aggression, paranoid thoughts, social isolation, social exclusion, and I

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Effect of Spiritual-Religious Interventions on Anxiety, Depression, and Adjustment to Parental Divorce in Female High School Students

Kahrizeh

Saberi

Bashirgonbadi

2020

Health Spiritual Med Ethics

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The Predictors of Marital Satisfaction among Married Women and Men

Mirhosseini

Nasirian

Bastami

et al. 2020

J Educ Community Health

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Aims Marital satisfaction is an individual self-assessment of marital relations and the quality of marriage in addition to being an effective factor in countering psychological pressure and guaranteeing good behavior in life. This study was determined by the level of marital satisfaction and related factors in married men and women living in Taft County.Instruments & Methods An analytical cross-sectional study was conducted on a group of 365 married men and women in 2019. The sampling method was multiple including stratified, cluster, and random sampling. That way multistage sampling was used for sampling in the village. At first, 12 comprehensive rural health service centers were considered as classes, each with some health houses as clusters. Therefore, a health home was randomly selected from each class in each health home, 14 People (7 women and 7 men) were randomly selected. The stratified sampling method was used for sampling in the city as each of the 3 urban centers was considered a floor, then in each center, 77 to 78 samples were selected randomly from the clients. The data was gathered through questionnaires about marital satisfaction, social support, and Internet addiction. Then the data were analyzed by applying the Pearson Correlation Coefficient and multiple linear regression by using SPSS 22. Findings The mean marital satisfaction score was 64.19±13.62 for men and 65.37±12.73 for women, which were not significantly different (p=0.368). The mean social support score was 64.56±11.44 and the mean internet addiction score was 29.35±12.90. The variables of social support (p<0.001), spouse's education (p=0.018), income (p=0.020), internet addiction (p=0.002), the individual's occupation (p=0.002), spouse's age (p=0.008), and the fate of the parents' marriage (p=0.043) were able to predict approximately 0.235 of the variations in marital satisfaction scores. ConclusionsThe results of the present study demonstrate that, in addition to social support and internet addiction, demographic variables, such as spouse's education and age, income, the individual's occupation, and the fate of parents' marriage can affect marital satisfaction positively or negatively.

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The Structural Relationships between Romantic Jealousy , Marital Stability and Marital Satisfaction Mediated by Marital Control and Emotional Expression: An Evolutionary Perspective

Khazaei¹,

Salimi²,

Namjoo³

et al. 2022

Iranian Evolutionary and Educational Psychology

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The Health of Marital Relationship in the Light of Factors Affecting the Stability and Satisfaction of the Relationship: A Review Study

Cited by 3 publications

References 52 publications

Effect of Spiritual-Religious Interventions on Anxiety, Depression, and Adjustment to Parental Divorce in Female High School Students

Effect of Spiritual-Religious Interventions on Anxiety, Depression, and Adjustment to Parental Divorce in Female High School Students

The Predictors of Marital Satisfaction among Married Women and Men

The Structural Relationships between Romantic Jealousy , Marital Stability and Marital Satisfaction Mediated by Marital Control and Emotional Expression: An Evolutionary Perspective

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