جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « اوایل بزرگسالی » در نشریات گروه « علوم تربیتی »

Three family functions from the perspective of Quran are tranquility, amity, and mercy. Couple`s functioning based on these three dimensions seem to have a great impact on marital satisfaction and divorce rates. Using content analysis and semi-structured interviews among women in Arak city in the year 1393, this descriptive study was performed. The sampling method was purposeful and sample size was 24 patients, of whom 12 women were seeking divorce and 12 women were not.
The results of study showed that women seeking divorce were scored lower in satisfaction of sexual and basic needs in tranquility dimension, verbal and non-verbal expressions of love in amity dimension, and cooperation, participation and forgiveness in mercy dimension than women who were not seeking divorce.
The more couples act effectively in tranquility, amity, and mercy dimensions, the more they will experience a better and more organized relationship which decreases the rate of divorce and marital conflicts.

The purpose of the present study is to describe the perceived spiritual identity among Muslim Iranian university students. To this end, by theoretical sampling method, 20 students (between 18 to 29 years old) were chosen from University of Tehran and were interviewed individually. The data were analyzed based on grounded theory design. The findings show that spiritual identity, at the early adulthood, could be classified on five components: cognitive cores of spirituality (belief on transcendent power, life purposefulness, compensation, essence, religion), transcendent relational with the elements (relationship with God, the infallibles, others, self and nature) and valued-moral behavior, stewardship and mission, and religious traditions. Based on the findings, we can define spiritual identity as a conscious and unconscious relation with the world based on cognitive cores of spirituality that creates a dynamic selection of moral –valued behavior, purposeful life and commitment to religious traditions.