Predicting Marital Satisfaction based on Rresilience and Self-Efficacy during the Coronavirus Panademic

The purpose of this research was to predict marital satisfaction based on resilience and self-efficacy variables during the corona virus epidemic.

The current research design was of descriptive-correlation type and in terms of purpose, it was applied research. The statistical population of this research included all married students who were studying in the second semester of the academic year 1400-1399 at Payam Noor University, Karaj branch, and due to the unknown size of the statistical population, 123 people were selected as the sample of the study by sampling in were selected and answered the marital satisfaction questionnaires of Hodson (1992), Connor and Davidson's resilience (2003) and Scherer's self-efficacy (1982). In order to analyze the obtained data, descriptive statistics (mean, standard deviation) and inferential statistics (Pearson correlation and multivariate regression) were used. All stages of statistical analysis were done using spss software version 24.

The findings showed that 29% of the variance of marital satisfaction was predicted by resilience components and 34% of the variance of marital satisfaction was predicted by self-efficacy components. Also, 42% of the variance of marital satisfaction was explained by resilience and self-efficacy variables.

The research findings indicated that resilience and self-efficacy variables can predict the marital satisfaction of couples during the corona virus epidemic