Marital Relations of Couples in Poverty

2023-12-23 06:39:53

Divorce is a legal separation of a couple, the most common reason is misfortune and distrust among the two spouses. Poverty is the state of extreme poverty, lack of funds, goods, and support. In this article I will explain the impact of low-income couples and income, especially the income of poverty on divorce rates. Studies have shown that poor families are more likely to divorce due to psychological stress. The purpose of this document is to investigate whether the economic difficulty is the cause of divorce or a combination of both.

HANSEN E. J & SCHULDT J. W (1984) conducted research on self-disclosure of marriage and satisfaction with spouses. A sample of the study is a sample of 50 couples with average age 25 years, average age 3.18 years, and average age 15 years old. The measures used to measure the variables are Jourard self-disclosure questionnaires (jourard and Lasakow, 1958) and Spanier (1976) Dyadic Adjustment Scale. As a result of the survey, it was found that the disclosure of wife's information to her husband was positively related to the satisfaction of her husband's couple, and that information disclosure of her husband to his wife had a positive correlation with her husband's satisfaction all right.

And cross - cultural alliance. Therefore, the purpose of this research is to investigate the role of leisure in marriage satisfaction of intercultural couples. More specifically, this research consists of 1) issues faced by intercultural couples related to leisure activities, 2) leisure roles in improving couple satisfaction, and. Research explores the couple's general leisure behavior and individual spouse's leisure behavior.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of the spouse's cultural background on the leisure time (couples and individuals) and couple's satisfaction of the couple of Korean-American and Eastern European Americans. In particular, the study examined leisure activities in improving satisfaction between married couple and issues faced by intercultural alliances related to the role of leisure. We collect data through a one-on-one detailed interview. The results show that sharing leisure time is an important part of cross-cultural couple's marriage satisfaction. Leisure enables them to foster common interests and to provide healthy communication and fun time opportunities. Spouses are faced with specific problems related to differences in their social behavior in their native languages, communication methods, and leisure.

Communication problems Two Korean Americans and five Eastern European American couples cited a number of factors related to different cultural backgrounds they thought they had affected the couple's satisfaction. They include verbal / non-verbal expressions, need to share emotions / what to do, interactions in social activities, norms of discussion topics, and how they handle expenses. Some of these problems occur in casual situations and are related to various ways of communication and behavior in social activities.