The Effectiveness of Spouse Treating Based Compassion Training on Improving Family Relations, Marital Conflicts, Forgiveness and Intimacy among Deaf and Semi-Deaf Couples

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YOUSEFI ZAHRA; Karimnejad Reyhaneh

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Journal: JOURNAL OF WOMAN AND FAMILY STUDIES Year:2019 | Volume:6 | Issue:2 (12) Page(s): 199-223

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The Effectiveness of Spouse Treating Based Compassion Training on Improving Family Relations, Marital Conflicts, Forgiveness and Intimacy among Deaf and Semi-Deaf Couples

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YOUSEFI ZAHRA | Karimnejad Reyhaneh | Issue Writer Certificate

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Family RelationsQ2

Marital ConflictsQ2

ForgivenessQ1

IntimacyQ1

Spouse Treating based CompassionQ1

Abstract

The purpose of the current study was to examine the effectiveness of Spouse Treating based Compassion training on improving family relation, Marital Conflicts, Forgiveness and Intimacy among deaf and semi-deaf couples. It was a semi-experimental study, with pre-test, post-test and control groups. The experiment sample was 20 deaf or semi-deaf volunteer couples from Isfahan that were non-randomly placed in control and experimental groups (each group 10 couples). While the control group was in waiting list, the experimental group was receiving training packages in eight 120 minutes sessions. The measurements were Family Relations (Barons & Olson, 2004), Marital Conflicts questionnaire (MCQ-R), Forgiveness scales (Thompson et al, 2005) and Intimacy scales (Alexis J et al, 1983). Both groups were evaluated in pre-test, post-test and follow-up. Data was analyzed by descriptive statistic (means and standard deviations) and inferential statistic (repeated measure variance). The results showed the training is effective on Family Relations, Forgiveness and Intimacy among couples (p<0. 01) but it is not effective on Marital Conflicts (p>0. 05). As the results show, the training is a proper method to improve Family Relations, Forgiveness and Intimacy among deaf couples.

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YOUSEFI, ZAHRA, & Karimnejad, Reyhaneh. (2019). The Effectiveness of Spouse Treating Based Compassion Training on Improving Family Relations, Marital Conflicts, Forgiveness and Intimacy among Deaf and Semi-Deaf Couples. JOURNAL OF WOMAN AND FAMILY STUDIES, 6(2 (12) ), 199-223. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/238446/en

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YOUSEFI ZAHRA, Karimnejad Reyhaneh. The Effectiveness of Spouse Treating Based Compassion Training on Improving Family Relations, Marital Conflicts, Forgiveness and Intimacy among Deaf and Semi-Deaf Couples. JOURNAL OF WOMAN AND FAMILY STUDIES[Internet]. 2019;6(2 (12) ):199-223. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/238446/en

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ZAHRA YOUSEFI, and Reyhaneh Karimnejad, “The Effectiveness of Spouse Treating Based Compassion Training on Improving Family Relations, Marital Conflicts, Forgiveness and Intimacy among Deaf and Semi-Deaf Couples,” JOURNAL OF WOMAN AND FAMILY STUDIES, vol. 6, no. 2 (12) , pp. 199–223, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/238446/en

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