compare the quality of life, happiness and Couple Burnout among couples of social networks members (virtual) and non

The present research is a causal-comparative study to investigate and compare the quality of life, happiness and Couple Burnout of couples of social networks (virtual) and non. The statistical population of the study consisted of 100 young couples from virtual networks and non-members who were selected from among the referring centers to Tehran counseling centers. The instrument used in this study was a quality of life questionnaire to measure the quality of life, happiness and Couple Burnout. To analyze the results, descriptive statistics and covariance analysis were used. The results of covariance analysis indicate that there is a significant difference between the factors studied (quality of life, happiness and Couple Burnout) between the members of virtual and non-members networks. The results show that couples of cyberspace networks have a lower level of quality of life, happiness, and Couple Burnout than non-members networks the level of 0.001.