Predicting marital satisfaction based on mental health and psychological capital of working women

The aim of this study was to predict marital satisfaction based on mental health and psychological capital of working women, which was done by correlation method.

This is a descriptive correlational study and the statistical population of the study included all working women referred to the counseling center of the Education Department of District 10 of Tehran, whose number in the three months of summer 1399 is equal to 480 people and according to the number The whole population and referring to Krejcie and Morgan table, the number of research samples was estimated to be 214, which was selected by simple random sampling. Data collection tools included the Enrich Marital Satisfaction Questionnaire (1998), the Goldberg & Hiller (1972) Mental Health Questionnaire, and the Lutans (2007) Psychological Assets Questionnaire.

Mental health and psychological capital can predict the marital satisfaction of working women, considering the Beta value of mental health has a greater share in predicting marital satisfaction of working women (P <0.05).

Significance of psychological capital components can increase marital satisfaction; In other words, the significance of psychological capital indirectly and in interaction with mental health can increase marital satisfaction.