The Marital Conflicts Of Married Couples

COUNSELLING ON MARITAL STABILITY AMONG MARRIED COUPLE IN ABEOKUTA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OGUN STATE. LIADI OLANREWAJU LUKE MATRIC NO: E011718 DEPARTMENT OF GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN, IBADAN CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION Counselling is the assistant given to the married couples and the intending couples in order for them to have marital stability. These enabling the couple to enjoy marital satisfaction in their married life. Hence, marital will enable the couple to raise

There are couples who are happy and there are those who are not. The success rate of marriages in America has fallen; fifty percent of all marriages will not make it to the end. Fifty percent of all marriages today, who enter into a “lifelong” commitment, will end in divorce. In search of a solution and an explanation researchers have turned to look at couples who are happy and those who are not, through all stages of a relationship. They have found that many of the traits that begin in a dating

topic of interest in the research world for centuries. These differences have led to miscommunication, conflict, and even dissatisfaction between couples throughout the world. The study analyzes this communication styles within couples, more specifically among married couples. It has questioned how differences in communication styles between this married couples married five years or less affect marital satisfaction. This study will be conducted through the use of an interaction analysis. The goal is

examines the impact of debt for recently married couples. In this paper, you find the following topics, 1). Debt 2). Money-valuable resource 3). Reasons people create debt 4). Types of debts 5). Ways debts affect a couple martial satisfactions 6). Effect of debt on your health 7). Improving relationship 8). Opportunity- Married Couples 9). Tips for getting out of debt 10). Conclusion. Key words: debt, martial satisfaction, credit score, money, conflict, and communication skills For

studied the effects of humor in close, intimate relationships and have found that humor seems to play a significant role in satisfaction. Although humor is an important aspect to any relationship, it can be used to bring continual satisfaction to married couples. Why? Perhaps it’s that humor is related to social intelligence as well as spousal appeal (McGee, E., & Shevlin, M., 2009). However, while humor has the capacity to bring two people together, it also has potential to tear them apart. Humor is

communication plays a vital role in the failure of many marriages and relationships. Communication is key in all relationships and can lead to the success or failure of a marriage, depending on how the couple interacts. This effectiveness of communication is connected to the overall satisfaction of married couples. Learning more about the differences in communication styles between men and women will aid in the successful sending and receiving of messages, both verbal and nonverbal. For example, a woman

Emotional instability is often considered a major determinant in marital conflict. Fincham (2003) notes that, “spouses who are secure in their relationship tend to compromise and to take into account both their own and their partner’s interests during problem-solving interactions” (p. 26). However, if one party is less secure (one form of emotional instability), he/she is more likely to act selfishly in response to conflict. For instance, if the male in the relationship feels his self worth is of

Marital satisfaction like many things in life is not static for most people. For a person to remain fully satisfied with their marriage over the course of their entire life is a great accomplishment. However, marriage over one’s lifetime will most likely be filled with challenges and excitement, in addition to a wide range of emotions that will lead to satisfying and sometimes not so satisfying times. The life course perspective is crucial to exploring changes in marital satisfaction, as it looks

determine what married couples considered to be the most prominent factors contributing to marital success. Examining these key characteristics through a qualitative lens may help to provide society with a greater understanding of how a successful marriage is sustained. In this study, “success” will be defined as compatibility, strategies for working together through hardships, and remaining married for twenty years or longer. The definition was compiled from earlier studies, interviewed couples, and literature

research conducted by Liu and Lu (2005) showed that in mainland China, approximately 90 percent of homosexuals would choose to get married and about 80 percent of them have already married, that is, engaged in heterosexual marriage. WHO -- Definition of heterosexual marriage of homosexuals Heterosexual marriage refers to the a legally and socially sanctioned marital relation between a female and a male (“Marriage”, 2016; "Marriage, n.", 2016) while one of them is homosexual. Heterosexual marriage