28th International Congress of Psychology August 8 ... - U-netSURF

were personal data survey. The statistics used were pearson's product Moment correlation
coefficient, Enter and Stepwise multiple regression. Results showed that group of mother who
received higher social support. They would display stronger active caring behavior than who
receive lower social support.
2086.7 The investigative research on value-orientation of the sex morals of contemporary
college students, Dianzhi Liu, Mo Xiufeng, Yang Ze, Xu Xingchun, China
With high reliability and validity questionnaire formed by authors, 1673 students were
investigated, who came from 9 different universities in China. The study indicated:(1) there are
significant discriminations among sex morality of different classified students.(2)most college
students agreed the existence of sex morality. (3) college students approved the morality of sexual
behavior and the morality of edge sexual behavior, but they negatived homosexuality. two points
were also put forward: One is that the ingredients of sexual behavior are virtue, sensation,
unconstraint, duty and faithfulness. The other is that the ingredients of edge sexual behavior are
sensation, unconstraint and duty.
2087 ORAL
Social issues
Chair: Wolfgang Lind, Portugal
2087.1 A study on marital satisfaction of educated/employed women in Tehran, Ashraf-sadat
Mousavi, A-Zahra University, Iran
The aim of this study was to investigate marital satisfaction among women in Tehran. Subjects
chosen from the community sample of 100 married (less than 5 years), educated and working
women compared with 100 married, and working women; 100 married, educated and housewife
women; and 100 married, housewife women. They filled GRIMS and ENRICH questionnaires.
Results showed that the education and job of women had no negative effect on marital satisfaction.
The interesting finding of this study was that almost 40% of subjects were not satisfied with their
marriage. Clinical implications of the findings will be discussed further.
2087.2 Plans for an egalitarian marriage in college seniors, Francine M. Deutsch, Amy Kokot,
Mount Holyoke College, USA
Life plans of 202 graduating seniors at a women's college in the United States were assessed in an
online questionnaire. The questions measured students' intentions to equally divide childcare and
housework, as well as their gender ideology, views on motherhood, career expectations,
anticipated family relationship dynamics, and undergraduate experience. Two different types of
egalitarian marriages were identified and associated with different predictors. Desire for an
egalitarian mate was important overall, but particular beliefs about motherhood distinguished
between students who wanted both spouses to cut back on paid work and those who thought both
could continue to work full-time.
2087.3 Effect of psychological environment and parents’ rearing style on the social
464