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Refahi S A A, shambayti H. The Effect of Life Skills Training on Marital Satisfaction Divorce in Central City of Yazd Family Bonds. TB 2018; 16 (6) :79-88
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Yazd Province Judicial Department of Social and prevent crime , yazd.pishgiri@gmail.com
Abstract: (3716 Views)
Introduction:The aim of this study is to evaluate marital satisfaction strengthening the family welfare center in Yazd before and after training, life skills were considered.
Methods:Based on the available sample of 76 clients referred to the strengthening of family welfare organization completed the questionnaire. Questionnaire before closing life skills training and counseling was done.
Results: Results showed that mean scores of marital satisfaction before and after the training package and there is no significant difference advisers. Between the average scores ofmarital satisfaction before and after training and consulting package in terms of demographic variables, no significant difference was observed but changes
before and after the intervention failed to make a significant change.
Conclusion: Specific requirements that clients seem to have divorce in such a way that the impact of life skills training Tghyrmnadary before and after being unable to provide educational level of marital satisfaction.Further studies are required to determine the reasons for the low impact of this intervention.Is this type of problem or have not made the impact of training and consulting programs designed to increase the efficiency of these courses...
Methods:Based on the available sample of 76 clients referred to the strengthening of family welfare organization completed the questionnaire. Questionnaire before closing life skills training and counseling was done.
Results: Results showed that mean scores of marital satisfaction before and after the training package and there is no significant difference advisers. Between the average scores ofmarital satisfaction before and after training and consulting package in terms of demographic variables, no significant difference was observed but changes
before and after the intervention failed to make a significant change.
Conclusion: Specific requirements that clients seem to have divorce in such a way that the impact of life skills training Tghyrmnadary before and after being unable to provide educational level of marital satisfaction.Further studies are required to determine the reasons for the low impact of this intervention.Is this type of problem or have not made the impact of training and consulting programs designed to increase the efficiency of these courses...
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Received: 2016/12/31 | Accepted: 2017/03/12 | Published: 2018/03/14
Received: 2016/12/31 | Accepted: 2017/03/12 | Published: 2018/03/14
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