1
professor of Islamic Azad University-South Tehran Beranch
2
student of Islamic Azad University South Tehran Beranch
Abstract
The aim of the present research was to investigate the roles of defence mechanisms and self-concepts of married males and females in the prediction of their love stories. A correlation study was designed to evaluate the relationships. A population of 350 married students (20-45 years old) of Islamic Azad Universities of Tehran were selected based on non-random sampling method. The data was collected by Defence Style Questionnaire (Andrews, 1993), Sternberg's Love Story scale(?,?), and six-factor Self-concept scale (Stack, ?). Pearson correlation and multiple-variable regression by SPSS Software was used for data analysis. The research findings revealed a significant positive relationship between the sub-scales of self-concept and love story. Moreover, a relationship between defence styles and love stories was found. According to the regression results, subscales of love story could be predicted by defence styles and self-concept. These findings in the area of intimate relationships can be useful for couple therapists.
Nouri, N., & Ramezan, N. (2019). prediction of Love story based on defense mechanisms and self-concept. Journal of Family Research, 14(3), 345-361.
MLA
Nasim Nouri; Nesa Ramezan. "prediction of Love story based on defense mechanisms and self-concept", Journal of Family Research, 14, 3, 2019, 345-361.
HARVARD
Nouri, N., Ramezan, N. (2019). 'prediction of Love story based on defense mechanisms and self-concept', Journal of Family Research, 14(3), pp. 345-361.
VANCOUVER
Nouri, N., Ramezan, N. prediction of Love story based on defense mechanisms and self-concept. Journal of Family Research, 2019; 14(3): 345-361.