Relationship between Tendency to sexual betrayal and quality of marital life mediated by women's sexual satisfaction

 Considering the importance of the quality of marital life and its relationship with various variables, the relationships between the variables of sexual infidelity, marital quality and sexual satisfaction are examined.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the Relationship between Tendency to sexual betrayal and quality of marital life mediated by women's sexual satisfaction.

 This research is descriptive and correlational research framework. The statistical population of this study included all married women in Mashhad. A sample of 200 individuals was selected from the statistical community based on the available sampling method, which included the Hudson Sexual Satisfaction Questionnaire, Harrison & Kruskap, The quality of marriage quality of Busby et al. and the attitude to marital infidelity scale. In order to describe the data in this study of descriptive statistics (such as mean and variance) and the index of inferential statistics such as Pearson correlation coefficient and path analysis were used.

 The results of this study showed that there is a negative and significant relationship between Tendency to sexual betrayal and quality of marital life and sexual satisfaction in men. There is a significant positive correlation between sexual satisfaction of women and marital quality of life. The results also showed that sexual satisfaction plays a mediating role in relation to the Tendency to sexual betrayal and the quality of male marital life (P< 0.05).

 This study showed that sexual satisfaction plays an important role in the relationship between quality of married life and the tendency to sexual infidelity of women, which needs to be on the agenda of clinical specialists and family counselors in order to develop prevention programs.