Predicting couples' communication patterns based on the health of the main family, the amount of love and marriage values
Predicting couples' communication patterns based on the health of the main family, the amount of love and marriage values
This research aimed to predict couples' communication patterns by examining the health of their main family, love, and values related to marriage. The study methodology used descriptive-correlational techniques and involved all couples in Isfahan City. One hundred participants were chosen to use available sampling methods and completed standardized questionnaires on communication patterns, family health, love, and marriage values. Statistical analysis was conducted using SPSS22, revealing a significant relationship between couples' communication patterns and the health of their main family, love levels, and marriage values. Specifically, family health accounted for 0.40%, 0.21%, and 0.13% of the variance in withdrawal expectation, mutual constructive, and mutual avoidance communication patterns, respectively. Marriage values explained 0.74%, 0.57%, and 0.50% of the variance in these communication patterns, while love levels accounted for 0.74%, 0.57%, and 0.50% of the variance, respectively. Overall, the findings suggest that couples' communication patterns can be predicted based on the health of their main family, love, and marriage values.
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