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ORIGINAL ARTICLE Background: The foundation of a healthy community is based on the healthy
communication between family members. In this regard, marital satisfaction
is one of the important factors in strengthening the family relationships,
Article History: which can be affected by the type of marriage as well as the family
Received: 29 Oct 2018 demographic and cultural components.
Revised: 15 Mar 2019 Methods: This study was conducted on 120 married women in Taft.
Accepted: 4 May 2019 Participants were selected by systematic sampling method using Cochran
formula. The research tools were Enrique Marital Satisfaction Questionnaire
(1998) and a researcher-made questionnaire. Validity of the latter
*Corresponding Author: questionnaire was assessed using face validity and its reliability was
Akbar Zare Shahabadi confirmed by Cronbach’s alpha.
Results: According to the results, the marital satisfaction of married women
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was in moderate level. Moreover, marital satisfaction was higher among the
[email protected] villagers (P-value = 0.006), non-familial marriages (P-value = 0.006), and
housewives (P-value = 0.042) than other groups. Considering the type of
Tel: +98 9133531789 marriage, forced marriage (P-value ≤ 0.50) showed a significant relationship
with lack of life satisfaction; in other words, a higher degree of satisfaction
Citation: was observed in unforced marriages. According to the regression analysis,
Zare Shahabadi A, Montazeri four variables of couple’s age differences, education level differences,
duration of marriage, and type of marriage (forced and unforced) explained
M. A Survey of Factors Related about 43.5 percent of the dependent variable variations.
to Marital Satisfaction among Conclusion: Eventually, increase in the education level of couples decreased
Married Women in Taft City, their life satisfaction; whereas, marital satisfaction increased by increase of
Iran. Social Behavior Research age, duration of marriage, number of children. Moreover, marital satisfaction
& Health (SBRH). 2019; 3(1): was lower in forded marriages.
309-321.
Keywords: Forced Marriage, Education, Marital Satisfaction, Married
Women, Marriage Age
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Marital Satisfaction among Married Women in Taft Zare Shahabadi A, et al.
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Introduction
Family is the best place for physical and mental marital satisfaction have agreement with each
education. It is the center of altruism and the best other in many areas, are satisfied with the type
environment for the unity between men and and level of their relationship, are satisfied with
women.1 Family provides the best opportunity for the type and quality of their leisure time, and can
individuals to achieve moral and social prosperity manage their time and financial issues.7
based on sexual satisfaction and emotional needs. Therefore, the important components of marital
The effort to strengthen family provides a platform satisfaction include the personality characteristics
for health and satisfaction in society and can and social class of couples as well as their mutual
transfer ethics from one generation to the next. understanding. Sometimes, compulsory and
Surely, a healthy family and a satisfying imposed marriages based on common beliefs and
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marital relationship are rooted in a successful traditions can be the basis for marital
marriage. Marriage is a legal event for the dissatisfaction. In forced marriages, the consent
relationship between men and women. Marriage of one of the couples is neglected and physical
is one of the most important event that occur and mental pressures are usually imposed.
during a person's life.2 Marriage as one of the Mandatory marriage is considered as a global
most complex types of human relationships has problem, which compromises the physical,
the potential to liberate emotions that cannot be psychological, social, and cultural security of
found in other interpersonal relationships.3, 4 women. Annually, four million women are
Tranhelm calls marital relationship a process bought, sold, or forced to marry worldwide. An
through which husband and wife exchange aspect of the forced marriage is related to the
emotions and thoughts by verbal and non-verbal children. Children marriages have different
tools, such as listening, facial expressions, and consequences and damages, which affect not only
various gestures. In addition, Tranhelm believes the individuals, but also emotional relationships
that marital satisfaction is a major contributor to among family members. Taft is one of the cities
the family survival and creation of the next of Yazd province with traditional context. It
generation.5 underwent some social and cultural changes in the
Marital satisfaction is a personal experience in last two decades. These structural changes were
marriage that can only be assessed individually influenced by various social, economic, and
by each party in response to the amount of cultural factors and led to changes in family
pleasure in marital relationships. Marital structure, type of marriage, and divorce rate.
satisfaction needs adaptation of tastes, Therefore, considering that no research has ever
recognition of personality traits, creation of been conducted in this regard, it is necessary to
behavioral forces, and formation of interactive study marital satisfaction as one of the factors
patterns. Marital satisfaction depends on the related to family development among married
couple's interest in each other and their positive women in Taft. The current study examined the
attitude towards marriage, which includes factors marital satisfaction as well as factors related to
such as personal issues, communication, conflict this fundamental and important issue.
resolution, financial management, leisure Cui and Donnellan (2009) showed a
activities, sex, children and parenting, as well as significant relationship between marital conflict for
family and friends. Ellis stated that one of the the upbringing teenagers and marital satisfaction.8
best definitions of marital satisfaction was an Alson et al. (1997) reported that marriage and
objective feeling of happiness, satisfaction, and family satisfaction led to life satisfaction. The
pleasure in spouses when they consider all correlation coefficient between marital satisfaction
aspects of their marriage. 6 Couples with high and family satisfaction was about 70 percent and
the correlation coefficient between family marriage, they frequently exchanged their thoughts
satisfaction and life satisfaction was generally and feelings, and talked and worked together, but
about 67 percent.9 such behaviors decreased with the arrival of the
In another study in Esfehan city, Naderi et al. first child.14
(2015) concluded that empathy and forgiveness Andre (1975), in a research on 78 Dutch
were among the effective components in marital couples, indicated that in women with a relatively
satisfaction. They also found that with increase in good health status, a significant and negative
the age of couples, marital satisfaction rised.10 relationship was observed between marital
According to the results of a study by Hajizadeh satisfaction and their husbands' health problems.
Mihmandi and Dehghan Chenari (2015) the However, no significant relationship was seen
couples' life satisfaction was at a moderate level between women's health problems and marital
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spouses. They are not comfortable in expressing husbands and men who are 0 to 10 years older than
feelings and confronting conflicts and care about their wives are happier.
religion in their marriage. Conflicting couples are In the case that couples are at the same age, they
dissatisfied with the habits and personality of their can rebuild their destiny based on continuous
spouses, and have problems with communication, shared memories. In addition to age, other factors
leisure time, sexual relations, friends, and their such as convergence of belief, education, social
spouse’s family. Some problematic patterns among aspiration, and worldview of couples can have a
couples include compulsory exchanges, mutual positive effect on marital satisfaction. Burgess and
complaints, and self-centered syndrome in Claude (1936) in their research stated that couples
discussions.18 who were socially close to each other were more
In addition, irrational expectations of life lead to compatible. Hamilton (1962) reported a direct
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marital boredom. Non-linked patterns result in relationship between marital satisfaction and
marital incompatibility.19 Therefore, forced and homogeneity of educational level. In his view,
compulsory marriages can cause homogeneous education would help to establish an
misunderstandings and marital dissatisfaction that agreement between couples, since homogeneous
may persist throughout couple’s life. educational level shows the coordination of
Furthermore, Bergs (1966) defined family as a couple's worldview, social class, and age. It seems
social organization and believed that people should that couples' homogeneity in terms of education
choose their spouse from the same social class. In shows class convergence. In fact, the homogeneity
his opinion, people with similar viewpoints in of two individuals not only attracts them to one
traditional, familial, educational, racial, and another, but also makes their marriage more
national issues have a greater understanding of successful. Moreover, tradition is the most
each other. Homogeneous selection leads to a important factor in selecting the homogeneous
happier family and reduces divorce rate.20 spouse, which leads to the continuity and stability
Coordination in emotions and feelings, consistency of marriage. Therefore, it is expected to see higher
in ethics and behavior, as well as similar marital satisfaction in rural and traditional
worldview and interests form the basis of societies.23
successful marriages.21 In general; homogeneity According to Parsons, the most disruptive
has different characteristics, such as age, academic conditions for the family function include two
or occupational status, and social class.22 Age fundamental differences among family members:
difference between couples can play a disruptive First, two opposing poles of leadership and
role. The age difference between couples does not subordinates, and second, the difference between
only result in physical differentiation, but also instrumental and expressive roles. In his view, men
brings deep distance between two social classes, play instrumental roles and women play expressive
which may harm health and durability of the roles. According to this researcher, these divisions
family, especially in the presence of other negative of roles led to family unification.24 Men are
variables or factors.22 Allen Girard wrote: "Most of considered as the family heads and play the main
the time, people who are at the same age get role in dealing with economic issues; so, the man's
married."Although scientists believe that in most job is the decisive determinant for the legal base of
cases the large age difference between couples can the family. In this regard, women are responsible
be a destructive factor. However, researchers were for taking care of family members and children.15
not able to determine the boundaries of age Parsons describes this division of roles as the best
differences. According to Bernard, the happiest way for family unity; he believes that interference
women are five to six years younger than their of roles destroy the balance of family. For
example, employed women lose their expressive
roles and become the competitor of their husbands. expressed that marital satisfaction in women had a
This competition between husband and wife leads negative and significant relationship with the
to disparity in the family.25 Women’s employment, power of their husbands. According to Georges
their access to economic resources, and their Muko, the males' autocratic roles made the woman
participation in new social environments have to feel worthless and caused family imbalance.15
changed the several hundred years of family Another theory in this regard is Horkheimer's
structure, which indicates the need for a new theory. He believes that in industrial societies the
equilibrium in family. The traditional relationship importance of family, as a basic economic unit,
and distribution of duties between couples must be was reduced and therefore, the community
newly constructed.23 However, some believe that emphasized on its traditional form. In the
women's employment fulfills many needs, meantime, women, in particular, are hurt more than
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including engagement with work environment and men, because they must not only adapt themselves
its challenges as well as experiment of diversity to the role of breadwinners in the men's world, but
and power that may not be fulfilled at family.26 It also offer the traditional role of housewives.24
seems that women are more relaxed when they
Methods
become financially independent and this has a
The present descriptive research was conducted
profound effect on their relationships with their
in 2018. The statistical population of the study
spouse, children, and other segments of society;
included 8322 married women in Taft city, Yazd
consequently, it leads to marital satisfaction in
province, Iran. Two stage cluster sampling method
life.27
was used and 120 people were selected as the
Based on William Good's theory, family, similar
participants of the study. In the first stage, the city
to any other system or social unit, has an authority
map was prepared and eight neighborhoods were
system and anyone who has the most access to
selected as clusters using random method. Then,
important family resources can make other
systematic method was used and families were
members of the family to behave or act according
selected from clusters. Later, married women were
to the rules set by authority. Good stated that
interviewed. The following questionnaires were
resources such as position, social status, place
used to collect data:
outside the family, occupation, and political
A) Demographic questionnaire: This researcher-
authority can influence the power of other family
made questionnaire was designed to collect the
members.25 Therefore, a conflict of power rises
information about the demographic factors and
between couples in the family. This conflict can
family status of the participants. The questionnaire
happen with regard to various issues such as
includes multiple choice questions and assesses the
emotional issues or selection of field of study for
variables such as age, housing status, family
children, etc.28 Most studies showed that happy
income, husband and wife's occupations, place of
couples were determined by common decision
birth, couples' family relationship, and marriage
making, useful dialogue, and mutual agreement.
type.
The domination of one spouse or widespread
B) Marital Satisfaction Questionnaire: Enrij’s
disagreement over power is related to divorce and
marital satisfaction questionnaire (1998) measures
marital dissatisfaction. Divorce and marital
marital satisfaction through the following seven
dissatisfaction are relevant to decision-making on
dimensions of marital relationship.
money issues. Contradictions are inevitable when
1.Personal issues: This scale evaluates the
one of the couples is spendthrift and the other is
participants' understanding of their spouse
thinking about saving money. Todd and Friedman
according to their behaviors and characteristics as
found that in unsuccessful marriages, husbands
well as their level of satisfaction. A high score
made all the important decisions.29 Andre Michel
indicates a low level of acceptance or lack of 7.Roles about equality between men and
comfort with the personality and behavior of the women: This scale evaluates attitudes, feelings,
spouse, while a low score reflects the adoption and beliefs about different marital roles. Low
with the spouse. scores represent equal values and high scores mean
2.Marital relationship: It is related to the unequal values.
feelings, beliefs, and attitudes of a person towards The Enrique questionnaire consists of 115
the role of communication in marital relationships. questions; its reliability was estimated as 0.93 by
Low scores indicate the couples' awareness and Navabinejad and Naderi (1991). However, in this
satisfaction with the level and type of research, the Enrique Short Questionnaire was
communication in their relationships, whereas, used, which was prepared by Soleimani Nejad
high scores indicate lack of satisfaction in their (1994) with Cronbach Alpha of 0.93. In addition,
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forced marriage. The results also showed that 85.7 sector employees, and middle income earners had
percent of participants were housewives and 14.3 higher marital satisfaction, it can be said that
percent of them were employed. In the case of traditional life style brings higher marital
husbands, 5.7 percent were unemployed, 34.3 satisfaction. Although urban life has increased
percent were employed in governmental sector, industrial progress, employment, income, speed of
and 60 percent were employed in non- life, and well-being, it raised the level of needs and
governmental sector. In addition, 91.4 percent of reduced living satisfaction. As we know, rural
women were native to Yazd province and 8.6 women and housewives have a traditional lifestyle,
percent were non-native. Considering the family according to the results of this study, a significant
income, 8.6 percent of families had an income of and statistical relationship was observed between
less than 200 thousand Tomans, 40 percent had an this issue and marital satisfaction.
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income between 200-350 thousand Tomans, 35.7 According to the results of Chi-square test, a
percent had an income between 350 - 500 thousand significant relationship was found between place of
Tomans, and 15.7 percent had an income over 500 birth and the type of marriage, which means that
thousand Tomans. 14.7 percent were rural and 84.3 forced marriages were more common in the
percent were urban. Table 1 shows the main villages. Moreover, a significant relationship was
variables of research and their dimensions. observed between familial marriages and forced
Moreover, this table shows the difference between marriages. Unemployed participants also had more
the mean of marital satisfaction. forced marriages. However, no significant
According to Table1, a significant relationship relationship was observed between residence status
was seen between the place of birth (0.05 ≤0.006) and type of marriage.
and marital satisfaction; marital satisfaction was According to Table 3, marital satisfaction had a
higher in rural women. The average of marital significant and inverse correlation with women’s
satisfaction (0.05≥ 0.65) was higher in non-native education (0.05 ≤ -0.006) and husband's education
women, but this relationship was not significant. (0.05 ≤ 0.015). In other words, as the level of
The average of marital satisfaction (0.05≥ 0.31) education increases, marital satisfaction decreases.
was higher among those who had familial marriage Considering that increased level of education leads
than others, but this relationship was not to an increase the awareness of society, living
significant. The average of marital satisfaction in standards, level of expectations, and needs, the
housewives was higher than employed women; this marital satisfaction reduces.
relationship was statistically significant (0.05 ≤ A significant and positive relationship was
0.042). Mean of marital satisfaction in unforced found between the number of children (0.05 ≤
marriages was higher than forced marriages and 0.004) and marital satisfaction, so that higher
this relationship was also statistically significant. number of children increased the marital
Marital satisfaction in middle-income groups satisfaction. This correlation was spurious because
was higher than low and high income groups, but it was affected by age. A significant relationship
this relationship was not significant (0.05≥ 0.18). was observed between duration of marriage (0.05 ≤
Women who had unemployed husbands were less 0.009) and life satisfaction, so that longer marriage
satisfied. Women whose husbands were employed durations increased the marital satisfaction in the
in the non-governmental sector were more satisfied couples. Additionally, life satisfaction had a
than others, but this relationship was not significant relationship with the age of couples
statistically significant (0.05 ≥ 0.97). (age of the woman (0.05 ≤0.001), age of husbands
Regarding the fact that rural and non-native (0.05 ≤ 0.000), age of couples at marriage time
women, women who had familial marriage, non- (age of women at marriage time (0.05 ≤0.03), and
employed (housewives) women, non-governmental age of husbands at marriage time (0.05 ≤0.001).
This means that marital satisfaction increases by analysis. Correlation coefficient of variables with
increase of age, which can be due to increase of life satisfaction was R = 66.4 and the coefficient of
awareness and consciousness of individuals. determination was R2 = 43.6. It means that 43.5
Furthermore, by gaining experience in marital life, percent of variance for the dependent variable was
the individual's ability to resolve conflicts of life explained by the four variables in the analysis. In
increases as a result marital satisfaction increases. addition, regression model according to ANOVA
However, marital satisfaction had a negative and test was linear and significant, since the value of F
significant relationship with age difference for determining the significance of the independent
between couples (0.05 ≤-0.000). As the age variables on marital satisfaction was 211. 379 and
difference increased, marital satisfaction of life the significance level was P-value = 0.000. In
decreased. In addition, with increase of education Table 4, the order of independent variables in the
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level gap between couples, marital satisfaction regression model, along with its corresponding
decreased. Consequently, it seems that individuals coefficients and its significant level are shown.
at any age have special needs and desires; they According to the above table and the
have different levels of awareness and insight in standardized beta coefficients, the dependent
every educational level. Therefore, age and variable was affected by the age difference of
education inconsistencies lead to the lack of couples with β = - 0.437, their educational
understanding of needs and demands, which lead inconsistency with β = -0.332, duration of marriage
to misunderstandings and consequently decrease with β = 0.323, and marriage type with β = 0.105.
the marital satisfaction. It can be seen that age disparity had the greatest
impact on life satisfaction. On the other hand, age
The result of multivariate regression analysis
and educational disparity had a negative impact on
between marital satisfaction and independent
marital satisfaction and the duration of marriage
variables
and unforced marriage had a positive impact on
In order to determine the marital satisfaction,
marital satisfaction.
multivariate regression in step by step method was
used. After regression analysis, four independent
variables, from 10 variables remained in the
Table 2. Results of Chi-square test for different variables and marriage type (forced and unforced)
Variables χ significance level
Place of birth
Village-City
24.7 0.000
Couples family relationship
Related-Not related
37.1 0.000
Women's employment
Unemployed-Employed
29.5 0.000
Residence status
Native-Non-native
2.1 0.24
Table 4. The order of independent variables in the regression model and the corresponding coefficients
Raw coefficients Standard coefficients
Independent variables T sig
β std Beta
Alpha coefficient 7.32 - - - -
Age difference in couples (age disparity) 1.67 0.188 -.437 8.8 0.000
Educational gap in couples (academic disparity) 1.63 0.199 -.332 8.2 0.000
Marriage duration 3.98 0.643 0.323 6.18 0.000
Type of marriage -7.28 2.36 0.105 3.078 0.000
be considered as another reason for not expressing between couples and children. Divorce, escape
dissatisfaction. When older people get married, from home, suspicion, lack of understanding
they have enough experience, have more logical between couples, domestic violence, and offended
marriages, and are more successful in solving children etc. are among the horrific outcomes of
problems in their relationships. An important point this type of marriages. In fact, forced marriage,
is that, when couples age and education differences causes marital dissatisfaction undoubtedly. On the
(age and education disparities) increases, marital other hand, according to the results of this research
satisfaction decreases. Given that expectations of forced marriages had a significant relationship with
people, their attitude towards life, and their level of place of birth, couples' family relationship,
awareness at different age and educational levels employment, and education of women. In other
are different, this dissatisfaction is predictable. words, forced marriages are more common in the
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