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A fundamental assumption for most romantic relationships is that of exclusivity, the belief that both partners are emotionally and sexually committed to each other solely.
This study attempted to examine the predictors of marital commitment by need-fulfillment and self-expansion among married students.
A convenience-voluntary sample of 194 married-students took part in the study. They completed need-fulfillment measure, self-expansion questionnaire, and marital commitment inventory. The data were analyzed using Pearson correlation coefficient and regression analysis by SPSS-PC (v.21).
Pearson correlation coefficients showed significant correlations between all the study variables. Multiple regression analysis revealed that need-fulfillment and self-expansion were predictors of marital commitment.
Loyalty to spouse and family values, and the actualization of one’s potential gifts will lead to marital commitment.

The aim of this research was to determine the effectiveness of couple coping enhancement training on dyadic coping, conflict resolution styles, ineffective dialogue and intimate safety among couples. The method of this research was semi- experimental pre -posttest with following and control group and statistical population included the couples referring to clinics in Ahwaz city in 2014 among whom 30 couples (15 ones for experimental group and 15 ones for control group) were selected by volunteer convenience sampling method and extra and exclude criteria. Research instrument includes Bodenman dyadic coping questionnaire, conflict resolution styles questionnaire, Kurdek ineffective dialogue questionnaire, Cordova intimate safety revised questionnaire. Data were analyzed with means and covariance. The results suggest that couple coping enhancement training has effect on dyadic coping variables, conflict resolution styles, ineffective dialogue and intimate Security.

Nowadays family as an important social factor that affects chronic pain is being considered by researchers. Family is an effective environment in physical andmental health of peoples that provides the necessary conditions for development and achieves physical, mental and social balance. Family providesthese conditions through a series of common actions which named family function. The aim of present study was to exam the contribution of dimensions of family function in fear of movement at patients with musculoskeletal chronic pain selected randomly. Family Assessment Device (FAD) and TAMPA questionnaire for assessing fear of movement is completed by participants. It was found that there was a relation with family function dimensions and fear of movement variables and this relation was direct and among family function dimensions, problem solving, affective involvement, affective responsiveness and communication were the most related dimensions with fear of movement and problem solving is the most related one (9.1).

the Present study was done through investigating the impacts of group counseling with an interpersonal approach on improvement of marital relations of mothers who were hurt by marital betrayal. Research population was consisted of the entire student’s mothers that live in Tehran City and due to their husbands’ betrayal, they visited counseling centers of Tehran in 2010; seeking counseling services. A purposeful Sampling was carried out in an available manner and meanwhile the subject were selected from a group of volunteers that obtained high scores betrayal assessment. then they were randomly divided in two groups a. experimental group (8 persons) and b. control group (8 persons). The Procedure was semi-experimental with pre-test & post- test between two groups. Group counseling sessions were done in 20 sessions and at the end both groups were asked to take the test again. The instruments were: Vaughan (2008) infidelity evaluation questionnaire, with 35 questions & author-devised inventory of marital relations; containing 65 items. To analyze data, Co-variance Analysis and Multivariable Variance analysis were applied. The final results revealed that group counseling was effective in the process of recovery between such mothers who have experienced (sexual) unfaithfulness and betrayal. There was a significant improvement through partners verbal communication between the subjects of experimental group, while verbal communication & marital relationship between the mothers in control group showed no significant change p<0/05. According to research findings, it was concluded that mothers who had conseling with an interpersonal approach were able to live in the present as much as possible, gave up the past & improve the marital relationship and their verbal communication.

The present study aimed at investigating the impact of training in transactional analysis on psychological well-being and self-knowledge of married women in Tehran. Participants were 30 married women randomly selected from among all counseling seeking married women referring to Tehran’s counseling centers in 2012. They were randomly assigned to experimental and control groups. Training sessions were carried out in 10 successive two-hour sessions. Before and after the program, the Ryff’s Psychological Well-being, and the Self-knowledge Questionnaires were administered to the subjects in both groups. Results of post-test and follow up analysis showed that training in transactional analysis did increase the psychological well-being and self-knowledge and all other subscales in women ( p

Present study was aimed at investigating the impact of training of skills to improve marital relationship on increasing Personal well-being of the marital women in Tehran city in 2012.

Procedure was semi-experimental with pre-test & post- test with control group. Research society consisted of the entire marital women of Tehran City who had been referred to Education and training counseling center; seeking counseling services. Sampling (30 subjects) were randomly selected from among qualified volunteers and were randomly assigned in experimental and control groups. Training sessions were done in 9 sessions, each last two hours. At the end of sessions, both groups were asked to take the test again. Tool was: Personal wellbeing Index- Adult with 9 questions, reliability with Cronbach's alpha was. /70- ./85. In order to analyze the data, descriptive and inferential statistics (Analysis of covariance) was used.

Training of skills to improve marital relationship has increased Significantly Personal well-being in women in post- test and follow up (p

Taking into consideration the survey’s data, it could be concluded that training the marital relations skills can be implemented to increase personal well-being of women.

Present study was aimed at investigating the impact of training of transactional analysis on Psychological well-being of the married women in Tehran city in 1991. Procedure was semi-experimental with pre-test & post- test with control group. Research society consisted of the entire married women of Tehran City who had been referred to Education and training counseling center; seeking counseling services. Sampling ( 30 subjects) were randomly selected from among qualified volunteers and were randomly assigned in experimental and control groups. Training sessions were done in 10 sessions. At the end of sessions, both groups were asked to take the test again. A tool was: questionnaire of Ryff’s Psychological well-being with 18 questions. The coefficient of internal consistency test was. /50. In order to analyze the data, descriptive and ANOVA was used. The results of this study showed  training of transactional analysis has increased Significantly Psychological well-being in women in post- test and follow up ( p<./001). Taking into consideration the survey’s data, it could be concluded that training transactional analysis can be implemented to increasePsychological well-being of the married women.

This article studies the effectiveness of psychotherapy with interpersonal approach in repairing needs among women who involved in infidelity. The sample of the research included 16 women. Sampling was purposeful and after the initial interview and completing the questionnaire the persons were randomly selected. These persons had already visited the counseling centers of Tehran. The procedure was semi-experimental with pre-test & post- test groups. Psychotherapy was done in 8 sessions. At the end of sessions, both groups were asked to take the test again. Tools were: 1- questionnaire of evaluation of infidelity Vaughan (2008) that was translated by the researcher. This questionnaire included 35 materials & the reliability was. /71. 2- author-devised inventory of marital relations; containing 42 questions with estimated reliability of. /75. The main hypothesis was: psychotherapy with interpersonal approach was effective in repairing needs in women who involved infidelity. For data analyses, Co-variance Analysis was applied. The results indicated that psychotherapy with interpersonal approach was effective in repairing needs in women who involved in infidelity F = 5/44 p< 0/05.

This piece of research is intended to compare and find out the relationship between brave behavior، self esteem، religion orientation of athletic and nonathletic students. Research population included all 19 to 21 years old students in public universities in Tehran. 200 students were selected randomly as sample، devoted equally to athletic (100) and nonathletic (100) groups. The main question was: "Is three any significant difference between brave behavior of athletic and nonathletic students? " The research was designed according to causal-comparative method. Research tools included: 1. Self-expression questionnaire the reliability of which was calculated as much as %88 according to Cronbach Alpha; 2. The self esteem questionnaire of Copper and Smith with a reliability of %91; 3. A questionnaire for testing religious attitude with a reliability of %94 calculated by retest. Inferential statistics tests were applied to analyze the data. The results indicated that there was a positive relation among brave behavior and self esteem، and religious orientation (p<. /. 5). There were also significant difference between brave behavior of the athletic and nonathletic students، indicating that athletic students presented braver behavior with more self esteem. Religious orientation proved not to be significantly different between the tow groups.

The main purpose of this research was the effect of couple psychotherapy on quality of life recovery in traumatic couple of infidelity. This was a one-group pre-experimental research with pre-test and post-test. We selected 10 couples affected by infidelity. They attended individual psychotherapy sessions, after initial interview. There were two questionnaires consisting of a questionnaire of evaluation of infidelity Vaughan which was translated by the researchers. The second one was a quality of life questionnaire with 20 questions and 4 subscales. Reliability of the latter questionnaire was 0.78. To analyze the data, we applied descriptive and analytic statistics. Our results showed a significant difference between the respondents quality of life's before and after the intervention (P<0.001). It seems the psychotherapy sessions may improve the quality of life of the couples affected by marital infidelity.