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| author | Ogunfeso, Yetunde Omowumi Ogunfeso, Emmanuel |
| author_facet | Ogunfeso, Yetunde Omowumi Ogunfeso, Emmanuel |
| contents | <p><em>The study investigates the effects of marital stress, work-life balance, and emotional </em><em>intelligence on marital satisfaction among couples in the oil and gas industry in Ibadan </em><em>and Lagos States, Nigeria. A quantitative approach was used with the help of G-power </em><em>analysis to achieve a sample size of 239 respondents within the two states. Descriptive </em><em>and inferential statistics (regression analysis and ANOVA) were used for data analysis, </em><em>and inference was drawn at 0.05 significance. The findings revealed that </em><em>respondents are satisfied in their marriages, can balance work and life (β = 0.124, </em><em>p =.030), possess better emotional intelligence (β= 0.117, p =.040), and experience </em><em>reduced marital stress (β = .004, p =.145). The independent variables' relative contribution (F = 7.487; p 0.05) </em><em>shows that work-life balance and emotional intelligence </em><em>contribute positively and significantly to marital satisfaction, while marital stress does not </em><em>contribute significantly. Based on the study's findings, it is recommended that couples in </em><em>the oil and gas industry focus on finding ways to create a balance between work </em><em>responsibilities and personal life. Additionally, it is important to address any sources of </em><em>marital stress through open communication, seeking professional help if needed, and </em><em>practicing stress-management techniques. These actions can help reduce marital stress </em><em>and improve overall satisfaction in the relationship.</em></p> |
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| spellingShingle | MARITAL STRESS, WORK-LIFE BALANCE, AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ON MARITAL SATISFACTION AMONG COUPLES. Ogunfeso, Yetunde Omowumi Ogunfeso, Emmanuel <p><em>The study investigates the effects of marital stress, work-life balance, and emotional </em><em>intelligence on marital satisfaction among couples in the oil and gas industry in Ibadan </em><em>and Lagos States, Nigeria. A quantitative approach was used with the help of G-power </em><em>analysis to achieve a sample size of 239 respondents within the two states. Descriptive </em><em>and inferential statistics (regression analysis and ANOVA) were used for data analysis, </em><em>and inference was drawn at 0.05 significance. The findings revealed that </em><em>respondents are satisfied in their marriages, can balance work and life (β = 0.124, </em><em>p =.030), possess better emotional intelligence (β= 0.117, p =.040), and experience </em><em>reduced marital stress (β = .004, p =.145). The independent variables' relative contribution (F = 7.487; p 0.05) </em><em>shows that work-life balance and emotional intelligence </em><em>contribute positively and significantly to marital satisfaction, while marital stress does not </em><em>contribute significantly. Based on the study's findings, it is recommended that couples in </em><em>the oil and gas industry focus on finding ways to create a balance between work </em><em>responsibilities and personal life. Additionally, it is important to address any sources of </em><em>marital stress through open communication, seeking professional help if needed, and </em><em>practicing stress-management techniques. These actions can help reduce marital stress </em><em>and improve overall satisfaction in the relationship.</em></p> |
| title | MARITAL STRESS, WORK-LIFE BALANCE, AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ON MARITAL SATISFACTION AMONG COUPLES. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14959024 |