جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "سلامت خانواده اصلی" در نشریات گروه "پزشکی"

Marriage is one of the basic foundations of human life. Relationships between husband and wife are increasingly crucial in promoting mental wellbeing. Various factors can affect mental wellbeing. One of these components is the health of the main family. Another factor that affects the mental wellbeing of couples is communication. One of the factors that married couples are dealing with is alexithymia. The factor of forgiveness is one of the variables that has drawn the attention of researchers in the field of couple conflicts. Despite the critical role of forgiveness in marital satisfaction and adjustment, little research has investigated the mediating role of this variable in the relationship between the communication patterns of the health of the main family and alexithymia with the mental wellbeing of couples. Therefore, the present study aims to model the structural relationships between the health of the original family and alexithymia, and communication beliefs with the mental wellbeing of couples were conducted with the mediating role of forgiveness.

The research method was correlational analysis with structural equation modeling. The statistical population included all married couples seeking counseling at counseling centers in the city of Javanrud, Iran. According to Kline's rule (2023) and considering the sample size criteria, 200 couples were initially considered, but 22 questionnaires were excluded due to incomplete responses. The inclusion criteria were as follows: age range of 20–55 years, minimum education of high school, at least one year of cohabitation, informed consent to participate in research, and completing questionnaires. The exclusion criterion was the failure to complete the questionnaires. The data collection tools consisted of the Subjective Wellbeing in Couple Relationship Scale (Urbano–Contreras et al., 2018), the Family–of–Origin Scale (Hovestadt et al., 1985), the Toronto Alexithymia Scale (Bagby et al., 1994), the Relationship Beliefs Questionnaire (Romans & DeBord, 1995), and the Family Forgiveness Scale (Pollard & Anderson, 1998). To analyze the collected data, the statistical method of structural equation modeling by partial least square method was used in Smart PLS version 3 software.

The effect coefficient of health in the main family on mental wellbeing in couples' relationships (β=0.41, p˂0.001), communicative beliefs on mental wellbeing in couples' relationships (β=0.213, p˂0.001), health in the family on the level of forgiveness (β=0.303, p˂0.001), communication beliefs on forgiveness (β=0.273, p˂0.001), and forgiveness on mental wellbeing in couples' relationships (β=0.252, p=0.002) was positive and significant and the effect coefficient of alexithymia on forgiveness was negative and significant (β=–0.481, p˂0.001). Also, the mediating effect of forgiveness in relation to health in the main family on mental wellbeing in couple relationships was positive and significant (β=0.076, p=0.018), the indirect effect of alexithymia through forgiveness on mental wellbeing in couple relationships was negative and significant (β=–0.121, p=0.002), and the mediating effect of forgiveness in relation to communicative beliefs on subjective wellbeing in couples' relationships was not confirmed (β=0.069, p=0.007).

According to the research findings, forgiveness plays a mediating role in the relationship between the health of the main family and alexithymia and communicative beliefs related to the mental wellbeing of couples.

Marital adjustment plays an important role in the health and quality of life of couples. Therefore, the present study was conducted with the aim of predicting marital adjustment based on attachment to God and origin family health.

This study was a cross-sectional from type of correlation. The research population was women with marital problems referred to counseling centers and psychological services of Ahvaz city in 2020 year. The research sample was 124 people who after examining the inclusion criteria were selected by purposive sampling method. The instruments of the present study were the marital adjustment scale (Spanier, 1986), attachment to God inventory (Beck and MacDonald, 2004) and origin family scale (Hovestadt et al, 1985) and data were analyzed by methods of Pearson correlation coefficient and multiple regression with enter model in SPSS-24 software.

The findings showed that there was a negative and significant relationship between the mean scores of attachment to God (and its two subscales including avoidance of intimacy and anxiety about abandonment) with the mean scores of marital adjustment in women with marital problems and there was a positive and significant relationship between the mean scores of origin family health (and its two subscales including autonomy and intimacy) with the mean scores of their marital adjustment (P<0.05). Also, the two variables of attachment to God and origin family health significantly were able predict 51.9% and the four subscales of avoidance of intimacy, anxiety about abandonment, autonomy and intimacy significantly were able predict 61.4% of the changes of marital adjustment in women with marital problems (P<0.001).

The results of this research indicated the effective role of attachment to God and origin family health in predicting marital adjustment in women with marital problems. Therefore, in order to increase marital adjustment in them can be improved the rate of their attachment to God and origin family health.

Resilience is one of the human abilities that allowstolerance and adaptation to life's crises and overcoming them. Thepresent study was conducted with the aim of developing a familyresilience model based on the level of self-differentiation and thehealth of the main family with the role of emotion regulation as amediator.

The statistical population consists of allcouples who referred to Kermanshah counseling centers in 1400.The sample was 400 people and available sampling method wasused. SPSS-25 software and AMOS software were used to analyzethe data obtained from Sikbi family resilience, self-differentiation,emotion regulation and family health questionnaires.

The results showed that there is a relationship betweenself-differentiation and family health with parental resilience withthe mediation of emotional regulation.

According to the findings, it can be concluded thatdifferentiation of self and family health through emotionalregulation is effective on family resilience. Therefore, by managingemotional regulation, their effect on family resilience can beregulated.

Marriage is one of the oldest human relationships that reflects human personality and plays a prominent role in the direction of human life.

The present study aimed to provide a model of structural equations in relation to the tendency to divorce with communication skills and the health of the main family with the mediating role of marital intimacy and conflict between couples in Kermanshah.

The statistical population of this study is all couples in Kermanshah and the sampling method is cluster. Among the eight municipal districts, District 8 was selected and 200 couples were selected as sample members. The tools used were the Kenzas Conflict Scale (1985), Walker and Thompsonchr('39')s Marital Intimacy (193), The Health of the Homeostat et al. (1985), Quinn Damchr('39')s Communication Skills (2001), Rosoltchr('39')s Divorce Tendency (1986). IBM AMOS 24 software was used to analyze the data.

The health of the main family through marital conflicts and marital intimacy is related to the tendency to divorce (P <0.05). Communication skills through marital conflicts and marital intimacy are also associated with the tendency to divorce (P <0.05) and each of the variables of marital conflicts and marital intimacy is directly related to divorce (P <0.05).

Intimate and intimate marital relationship is based on considering the spouse in any situation. When couples reduce high communication skills, high intimacy, and low levels of conflict, they will certainly experience a lower tendency to divorce.

Background and One of the important features of a successful and long-term marriage is marital commitment. Self-compassion could well predict improvements in marital relations. The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between original family health and self-compassion with marital commitment.
A descriptive correlational study was performed in 372 married individuals selected by multiple cluster sampling. Data was collected using the Family of Origin Scale (FOS) and Self-Compassion Scale. Data analysis was done applying Pearson’s correlation coefficient and multiple linear regressions.
The mean age of the participant was 37±7.42 years. The results showed a significant positive correlation between marital commitment and health of the original family, self–kindness, common humanity, and mindfulness subscales (P Health of the original family and self-compassion play important roles in improving marital relationships. Therefore, self-compassion focused therapies could increase mental health and create self-compassionate behavior and consequently enhance marriage durability.

This study aimed to assess the direct and indirect effect of the health of the family of origin and constructive and non-constructive styles of conflict resolutions through mediating role of marital equality on marital intimacy.. The sample consisted of 240 married female teacher Mamasani city were Cluster randomly selected and questionnaires to assess perceptions of fairness equality، marriage، family of origin، marital intimacy، conflict resolution styles were completed. SPSS 18 sofiware and Amos were used. Model of evaluation was a good indicator of fitness. The results showed that the Health of family of origine and constructive and non-constructive conflict resolution styles (Respectively، in the p > 0/05، p> 0/05 and p > 0/01) directly with the and intimacy of the marital relationship is significant. In addition، Health of family of origine and constructive and non-constructive conflict resolution styles indirectly through the mediating role of Family equality (Respectively، in the p > 0/01، p> 0/01 and p > 0/05) has a relationship with marital intimacy. The results of this study can be used to increase marital intimacy، because equity in couple relationships and constructive and non-constructive styles of conflict resolution through education and counseling can be fained when they are manipulated. As the family''s health and its impact on chideren marriage can be considered in the marital and premarital counceling by counsrlor and psychotherapists.