The Comparison of Sexual Issues in Employed Women and Housewives of Shiraz

The purpose of this study was to compare the sex issues in employed and housewives. The statistical population in this study included all women in Shiraz. A sample of 140 people (70 employed women) and (70 housewives) were selected using a causal-comparative study and a multistage cluster sampling from educational areas. The data gathering tool in this study was sexually transmitted sexually-oriented questionnaires of Snell, Fisher and Walters. Data collected from the questionnaires were analyzed by SPSS software version 22. The results of multivariate analysis of variance analysis showed that There is a significant difference between the effects of, sexual dignity, sexual awareness, sexual motivation, sexual satisfaction and sexual activity in housewives are more than employed women;dimension in working women is higher than that of housewives, and the cultural-moral dimension in employed women is more than housewives. There is also a significant difference between sexual issues in working women and housewives; Internal sexual control, sexual anxiety, sexual depression, exterior sexual control, sexual orientation, sexual assertiveness, and fear of having sex in working women were more than housewives.