The Interrelationship among Locus of Control, Sexual Satisfaction and Marital Satisfaction

Asgharianji, Askari; Vardanyan, Kamo; Navabinejad, Shokouh

doi:10.18488/journal.2/2015.5.2/2.2.60.72

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“…These findings suggest that sexual satisfaction is a very strong predictor of marriage quality. This is in line with Asgharianji et al (2015) who maintain that lack of sexual satisfaction in a marriage may bring negative consequences to the relationship between a wife and a husband. Female nurses without a fixed working schedule, especially those whose husbands also work and who experience a high level of stress at their workplaces, tend to have a very limited amount of time to spend with their respective partners (Hestya et al, 2012;NIOSH, 2008).…”

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“…One of the strongest predictors of marriage stability and spousal relationship quality is sexual satisfaction achieved through the relationship (Asgharianji et al, 2015). In spite of the importance of this factor, not much research has been done to investigate the correlation between sexual satisfaction and marriage quality, especially amongst female nurses.…”

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The Influence of Marriage Communication Skills and Sexual Satisfaction on the Marriage Quality of Female Nurses at Mental Hospital

Sanjaya¹,

Putra²

2016

Makara Hubs-Asia

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This research aims to investigate the influence of marriage communication skills and sexual satisfaction on the marriage quality of female nurses who work at a mental hospital and whose husbands also work. Working females, especially those who work in shifts, have less time to spend with their families and spouse, which, in turn prove to be great challenges to building a good relationship between partners. Our principal instrument of data collection is questionnaires. 108 female nurses who work at Dr. Radjiman Wediodiningrat Mental Hospital and have working husbands participated on this study. The results of the multiple regression analysis demonstrated that marriage communication skills and sexual satisfaction can influence marriage quality. This finding suggests that the marriage communication skills variable and the sexual satisfaction variable exert 58.1% influence on the marriage quality variable, while the remaining 41.9% influence is exerted by other variables. These findings are expected to support our recommendation for employing institutions to reconsider the distribution of their employees' working hours, so that each individual can spend more time with their families. Besides that, every couple must proactively find the best way to maintain their marriage quality by taking into account communication quality and sexual satisfaction factors.

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The Influence of Marriage Communication Skills and Sexual Satisfaction on the Marriage Quality of Female Nurses at Mental Hospital

Sanjaya¹,

Putra²

2016

Makara Hubs-Asia

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“…However, before this, [34] asserted in his work that external locus of control was linked with higher marital change compared to the people with internal locus of control. The work of [31] revealed a similar pattern of results indicating that there is a substantial interrelationship between internal locus of control and marital satisfaction.…”

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“…Contemporary studies of the locus of control literature showed an increasing number of studies on the relationship between the type of control (internal and external) marriage [31], [32]. According to [33], locus of control as assessed in middle adulthood predicted marital satisfaction assessed contemporaneously.…”

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“…Locus of control and marital satisfaction: Contemporary studies of the locus of control literature showed an increasing number of studies on the relationship between the type of control (internal and external) in marriage [28,29] . According to Kahler [30] , locus of control as assessed in middle adulthood predicted marital satisfaction assessed contemporaneously.…”

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The Impact of Pre-Marital Counseling and Psychological Variables on Marital Satisfaction Among Married Couples in Laterbiokoshie, Accra, Ghana

Udofia

Bonsi

Agbakpe

et al. 2021

j. of psychol. res.

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The study examined the effect of pre-marital counseling on marital satisfaction and the relationship of three psychological variables, intimacy, self-esteem and locus of control among married couples who received marital counseling and married couples who did not receive marital counseling. The study employed a cross-sectional survey. Standardized questionnaires were used to assess all variables of interest. Data entry, validation and analysis was done using the Statistical Product and Services Solution software (SPSS version 25). The total number of study participants were 720. The sample was predominantly female, 430 (60%) and Christian, 675 (94%). Study participants who were married by ordinance comprised 400 (56%) and most of them attended pre-marital counseling 470 (65%) for at least five months (Mean, S.D. = 5.543.44). The results showed that couples who attended pre-marital counseling before marriage were more significantly satisfied with their marriages than those who did not attend pre-marital counseling before marrying [t(718) = 2.050, p<.05]. Intimacy and self-esteem significantly influenced marital satisfaction among married couples who received pre-marital counseling, whereas only intimacy had a significant influence among couples who did not receive pre-marital counseling. Pre-marital counseling should be encouraged in all counseling centers and churches.

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The Interrelationship among Locus of Control, Sexual Satisfaction and Marital Satisfaction

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