Marital Satisfaction and its Relationship to Family Resilience: A Field Study on a Sample of Married Female Employees in the Education Sector – Saida Province –
Keywords:
Marital Satisfaction, Family Resilience, Married Women, Working Women.Abstract
The present study aimed to investigate the correlational relationship between marital satisfaction and family resilience, as well as to identify potential differences in these variables based on the seniority of marriage (years of marriage). The study was conducted on a sample of 70 married working women across various educational sectors (Primary and Secondary) in the Wilaya of Saïda.
Utilizing a descriptive-correlational approach, the sample was selected through a random sampling method. The findings revealed that there is no statistically significant correlation between marital satisfaction and family resilience among the participants. Furthermore, the results indicated that there are no statistically significant differences in either marital satisfaction or family resilience attributable to the variable of marriage seniority.
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