The relationship between the religious attitudes with marital satisfaction and psychological health and resilience in prison officer

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between religious attitude and mental health and marital satisfaction is mediated by resiliency.
The research is a descriptive – correlation study. 60 samples were chosen randomly among Chenaran prison staff. Study Tools were Baraheni Religious Attitude Scale¡ Connor and Davidson Resiliency Scale¡ GHQ-28 mental health and ENRICH couple scale. The research data were analyzed using the statistical software SPSS and Pearson correlation coefficient¡ Regression and ANOVA analysis.
Our findings indicate an inverse significant relationship between religious attitude and mental health Score (P>0.01)¡ as well as positive significant relationship between religious attitudes and marital satisfaction (P>0.05). In addition¡ there is not a significant relationship between resiliency and mental health¡ but there is a significant positive relationship between marital satisfaction and resiliency (P>0.01). ANOVA analysis showed that religious attitude and resiliency as a complement predict 43 percent of to marital satisfaction.
Research findings indicate the relationship between religious attitudes and resiliency¡ with components of mental health and marital satisfaction.