استراتيجية التفاوض بين الزوجين و انعكاسه على إدارة الضغوط الأسرية

Abstract EN

The current research aims to study the relationship between negotiating strategies between spouses and family pressures.

The research used the descriptive analytical approach, and the research sample was a random sample of (274 wives) of different economic and social levels.

The study tools included a general data form for the family, a questionnaire of negotiation strategies and a questionnaire on stress management.

The family was prepared by the researcher, and the most important results of the study were : 1 - There are statistically significant differences between the members of the research sample in the negotiation strategies between spouses with the study variables (the education of the spouses-the husband's profession-the wife's work-the duration of the marriage-the number of family members-the family's monthly income).

2 There are statistically significant differences between the members of the research sample in managing family stress with the study variables (the education of the spouses-the profession of the husband the work of the wife the duration of the marriage-the number of family members-the monthly income of the family).

3- The existence of a correlational relationship between the axes of negotiation strategies and the axes of family pressures.

4- The percentage of participation of factors affecting negotiation strategies varied, as the husband's education came in the first place, followed by the period of marriage, then the husband's profession, and then the wife's education.

5- The percentage of participation of the factors affecting the management of family pressures varied.

The education of the wife came in the first place, followed by the education of the husband, then the profession of the husband, then the duration of the marriage.

6-The relative weights of the priority dimensions of the negotiation strategies differ for the individuals of the research sample, where the positive negotiation strategies came in the first place, emotional stability, then joint cooperation, but in the negative negotiation strategies, withdrawal and isolation came in the first place, then power and coercion.

7- The relative weights of the priority dimensions of family stress management differ for the members of the research sample, where physical stress came first, followed by psychological stress, and then social stress.

The researcher recommended : holding training courses for newly married couples on how to methods of positive negotiation, as well as scientifically managing family pressures.