Analyzing the relationship between spiritual health, attitude toward relationship before marriage and couple burnout in married women

This study was performed with aim of investigating the relationship between spiritual health, attitude toward relationship before marriage and couple burnout in married women. The research was descriptive and correlational. The statistical society of this research composed of all practitioner and not practitioner married women in Babol. 384 persons were selected according on Cochran formula by clustering sampling method and Data was collected by questionnaire.
The results of mean difference test showed that, there was a significant difference between the mean of spiritual health in terms of employment, based on this, the spiritual health in not practitioner was more than practitioner. On the contrary, there was no significant difference between the mean of attitude toward relationship before marriage and couple burnout in terms of employment.
Regression analysis showed that the independent variables of spiritual health and attitude toward relationship before marriage had impact on dependent variable (couple burnout). Multivariate regression equation showed, attitude toward relationship before marriage was significant (impact factor = 0.26) but, the effect of spiritual health on couple burnout was not significant.