Do Conflicts Strengthen My Relationship?’ The Role of Relational Resilience on Conflict Frequency and Relationship Satisfaction from the Viewpoint of Turkish Women

Yasemin Kaygas, Yaşar Özbay
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This study sought to determine whether relational resilience plays a role in the relationship between women's conflict frequency and relationship satisfaction. The sample of the study consisted of 255 Turkish women over the age of 18 who had at least one child. The data collection instruments used were the " Conflict Zone Determination Scale" the "Relationship Stability Scale" the "Relational Resilience Scale" and the "Personal Information Form" developed by the researcher. SPSS 25.0 and Hayes's macro PROCESS 4.0 were used to analyze the data. As a result of the analyzes, it was found that there were low negative significant relationships between conflict frequency and relationship resilience, high positive relationships between relationship resilience and relationship satisfaction and low negative significant relationships between conflict frequency and relationship satisfaction. As a result of this research, it was found that conflict frequency predicted relational resilience, relational resilience predicted relationship satisfaction, and conflict frequency predicted relationship satisfaction. At the same time, relational resilience was found to play a mediating role in the relationship between conflict frequency and relationship satisfaction.
冲突会加强我们的关系吗?从土耳其妇女的角度看关系弹性对冲突频率和关系满意度的作用
本研究试图确定关系弹性是否在女性冲突频率和关系满意度之间的关系中起作用。该研究的样本包括255名年满18岁且至少有一个孩子的土耳其女性。使用的数据收集工具是由研究者自行开发的“冲突区域确定量表”、“关系稳定性量表”、“关系弹性量表”和“个人信息表”。采用SPSS 25.0和Hayes’s macro PROCESS 4.0对数据进行分析。分析结果发现,冲突频率与关系弹性呈低负显著相关,关系弹性与关系满意度呈高正相关,冲突频率与关系满意度呈低负显著相关。本研究发现,冲突频率预测关系弹性,关系弹性预测关系满意度,冲突频率预测关系满意度。同时,发现关系弹性在冲突频率与关系满意度之间起中介作用。
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