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[ reasons and futurity of couples referred to the Yasouj family court 2004]
DENA-Quarterly Journal of Yasuj Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery. 2006; 1 (2): 19-26
in Persian | IMEMR | ID: emr-137716
ABSTRACT
Family is the most lawful unit of the society and its main role is generation training and establishment of sentiment and fluency balance. This role could be less effective because of parent death, divorce, etc. The bad effects of these factors can appear as insecurity feeling in all family members. This study is conducted to recognize the reasons of couples referred to the Yasouj Family Court and their futurity 2004. This is a descriptive study in which 521 dossier were studied and necessary data were worked out and analyzed using descriptive inference statistic. The results showed that among 521 dossiers, 445 cases [%85.4] were women and 76 cases [%14.6] were related to the men .The minimum and the maximum age were 5 and 65 respectively with an average of 28.8 +/- 9.24 .The most applicants had presented their petition only one year after their marriage [136 cases means%30.6 women and 14 cases means%18.4 men]. In women the reason was that, they didn't receive their alimony [197cases means%44.3] and in men the reason was disobedience and this situation finally caused divorce for 103 [%23.1] women and 7 [%9.2] men. Family and it's crises is a wide subject and could be studied in different dimensions but due to rapid social, economical and cultural changes family is usually exposed to crises. In order to avoid this situation the family must have a precise and systematic planning. This could be achieved by making a stable family based on suitable choosing and primary knowledge to begin common life
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Index: IMEMR (Eastern Mediterranean) Language: Persian Journal: DENA-Q. J. Yasuj Fac. Nurs. Midwifery Year: 2006

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Index: IMEMR (Eastern Mediterranean) Language: Persian Journal: DENA-Q. J. Yasuj Fac. Nurs. Midwifery Year: 2006