Marital Satisfaction - Ayub, Nadia
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Marital satisfaction is viewed as a socially constructed reality having a direct impact on the physical, mental, emotional and social well-being of partners in a marriage. Just as marital satisfaction is vital to a couple s well-being, marital dissatisfaction can be distressing to a couple. Instances of research on relevant topics have been found in abundance in the west. However, this study is an attempt to expand the existing literature to the east and provide dovetail conclusions about the levels of marital satisfaction among couples in Pakistan. This study developed a validated screening…mehr

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Marital satisfaction is viewed as a socially constructed reality having a direct impact on the physical, mental, emotional and social well-being of partners in a marriage. Just as marital satisfaction is vital to a couple s well-being, marital dissatisfaction can be distressing to a couple. Instances of research on relevant topics have been found in abundance in the west. However, this study is an attempt to expand the existing literature to the east and provide dovetail conclusions about the levels of marital satisfaction among couples in Pakistan. This study developed a validated screening scale with local norms called The Marital Satisfaction Scale (MSS) that would provide appropriate guidelines to the mental health care professionals and marriage counselors for the treatment of dissatisfied married couples. This study explored twelve subscales i.e. In-laws relationship, Communication, Husband s Financial Status, Compromise, Understanding, Spouse Support, Self-Perception, DualEarning, Mutual Understanding, Education of Partner, Sexual Satisfaction, & Gender Difference, which relates to overall marital satisfaction.
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Autorenporträt
Dr Nadia Ayub has obtained PhD degree in Psychology from University of Karachi, Pakistan. She is the Head of Psychology Department at Institute of Business Management, Karachi, Pakistan. Her area of interest is Psychometrics. She is the member of editorial boards of International Journal of Psychological Studies and Pakistan Business Review.