I am doing a study on the relationship between psychological well-being and perceived reasons for divorce. Since its for my Bsc thesis, we are only allowed to do a quantitative research. Any idea on how to do this in a QN style, or any scale that can be utilized for divorce?
Our take on this: Also a child's disorder gives rise to fights and in the end often the father escapes his responsibility. Lack of social support from the spouse contributes. I give you examples from our research on leukemia an hysterectomy.
http://www.trieft.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Dyadic-Adjustment-Scale.pdf
We know the various factors that predict a marriage stays together or pulls apart. John Gottman and colleagues in the "love lab" have lots of data in this regard. We know what traits people look for in desirable life mates (mate preferences in 37 cultures). And we know about the impact of children on marital satisfaction. I have 2 published articles on Brain Blogger in this regard.
You will have plenty scales available in this regard.
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