Conflicts in the family, including marital conflicts, are now one of the topics of interest to researchers, despite their naturalness. Because if these conflicts are not intensified and managed, it can cause confusion and divorce. Therefore, due to its importance, the p
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Conflicts in the family, including marital conflicts, are now one of the topics of interest to researchers, despite their naturalness. Because if these conflicts are not intensified and managed, it can cause confusion and divorce. Therefore, due to its importance, the present study has studied the sociology of this issue. This study was a small study using a survey technique. Data collection tool was a questionnaire and the statistical population was all married women in Bushehr, which was analyzed using the Cochran's formula of 384 people as a sample size. The results showed that the hypotheses related to age, duration of marriage and number of children were confirmed, and a statistically significant relationship was observed between these variables and marital conflicts. But there was no statistically significant relationship between employment status, responsive education and spouse education with marital conflicts. In general, we can conclude. Despite the fact that marital conflicts are mostly discussed in the field of psychology and are considered as a psychological issue. However, it is strongly influenced by socio-cultural components and it is necessary for family officials to pay enough attention to these variables in policy and planning.
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