Relationship of Spiritual Intelligence and Communicative Skills to Family’s Adaptation in Married Students of Abhar Islamic University

This study used correlational-descriptive research design employing all married students in Abhar IAU from among whom 210 cases were selected through random sampling. Data gathering tools were King’s self-assessed spiritual intelligence questionnaire (2008), Barton’s communicative skills questionnaire (1990) and Olson’s family adaptation scale (1985). Data were analyzed through multi-variate regression. Results indicated there was signifi - cant relationship among variables. This indicated that spiritual intelligence and communicative skills predicted adaptation and correlation of family.