Comparing of coping stress strategies and self - concept between Married educated women with job and without job

This research was carried out to study the Comparing of coping stress strategies and self –concept between Married educated women with job and without job in 2013. The method of this research was a comparative analysis study. Participants were 200 Married educated women. 100 of them had job and 100 rests of them were jobless. They answered to coping stress & self-concept questioners. For analysis the data were stem from the research applied statistical methods, included; mean, standard deviation, T-Test for independent groups, Pearson correlation. The results indicated that there was significant difference between two groups of participants in coping stress strategies (included; problem focused coping, Emotional Focused coping, & Less usefulness coping) and self-concept scores. The group of Married educated women with job had problem focused coping strategies and also, had more positive self-concept than the Married educated women without job. Furthermore, the findings revealed that there were significant relationship between coping stress strategies and self-concept among Married educated women with job and without job. The results suggested that have job could be playing positive role in women’s life. In addition, people with job can experience new situations and challenging conditions that facing them at job and social roles. All of them could be guided them to applied positive and effective coping strategies in their daily life and help them to have positive self-concept about their self and whole world.