Comparison early maladaptive schemas, alexithymia and happiness in women with marital conflicts with normal women

Couple conflict is an inevitable conflict between couples, because no two people are similar in interests, feelings, choices and behaviors. At the same time, marital conflict can interfere with interpersonal relationships and cause family problems.
The main goal of the present study was to determine the difference between the early maladaptive schemas and emotional collapse and happiness in women with marital conflicts in Rudsar counseling centers and women without conflict.
The present study was an analytical descriptive comparative study. Using Krejci Morgan's table, 103 women with marital conflict covered by the centers of the Rudsar Relief Committee in 2015 who were referred to the family courts of this city were selected by convenience sampling and compared with 103 women without marital conflict. . The data were collected through a questionnaire of Inferential Marital Conflict Questionnaire, Alexithymia Scale of Toronto (Bagby et al., 1994), Happiness Scale Questionnaire (Arjil & Lev, 1989), Initial Inappropriate Schema Questionnaire (Yang, 1999). Data were analyzed using Lavin, Mbox and Multivariate Analysis of variance and SPSS software version 18.
The results showed that the variables between the two groups alexithymia, happiness and there schema (P>0.01(.
According to the results of the research, and the difference between the groups being compared, the factors that can reduce marital conflict in couples is happiness. Also, due to the difference in study groups in emotional variables and inappropriate schemas, it is possible to reduce marital conflicts by informing couples in order to reduce these variables