Studying of power structure between working and non-working married women of Bukan city and its impact on marital conflict

In this issue of power between working and non-working married women of Bukan city and its impact on marital conflict. two main hypotheses and five sub-hypotheses were proposed. To review, two groups of 70 samples were selected from statistical society. Information used by the questionnaire structure of power in the family and standardized questionnaire conflict marital form revised (MCQ) Bagher Sanaei, were collected and the SPSS software were analyzed and the appropriate level of measurement of variables descriptive statistics (mode,, Average, etc.) and inferential statistics (test t, and regression analysis, etc) was used. Assumptions about the survey results showed that: 1 - The structure of power between working and non-working married women families are different. 2 - Family power structure has an impact on the marital conflict. 3 - The independent variables of female education, income, personal property of women and couples in terms of statistical has an impact on the structure of power in the family. 4 - The independent variable of husband's income, husband's education, age-gap couples, for families of married couples is not statistically significant in the power structure.