Qualitative Study of the Role of the Language in Satisfactory Couple Relationships: A Study in grounded Theory

The purpose of this study was to investigate the qualitative study of the role of language in satisfying couples relationships. This study is a type of qualitative research that was conducted using the Foundation Data Theory Methodology. To this end, the data were collected through purposeful sampling and semi-structured interviewing method. To reach the theoretical saturation, 6 couples from the qualifying conditions were studied. To achieve the factors, data analysis was done using Strauss and Carbon techniques, which included identifying concepts and shaping the theory. The analysis of data in open identification has led to the identification of the main factors, components and sub-components. After analyzing the information obtained from the interviews, the linguistic coordination of the couples as the core category, the linguistic factors of marital satisfaction and the language factors of the continuation of marital satisfaction of the major categories and the four categories of the second level obtained from the first level categories were: linguistic factors Marital relationship enhancement, marital relationship renewal language factors, marital relationship consolidating language factors and linguistic factors that strengthen marital relationship were identified. The results showed that language plays an important role in increasing marital satisfaction, so that its guidance for peaceful conversation predicts the conditions for the continuation of marital relationship.