Family Management in the Media Programs and its Relationship to Marital Muteness in a sample of Wives

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1 Department of Home and Institutions Management, Faculty of Home Economics, Menoufia University, Shebin El-Kom, Menoufia

2 Minofia university

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The research mainly aims to study family management in the light of media programs and its relationship to marital muteness as perceived by the wife.The researcher used descriptive Analytical method,and the research sample included(500)wives,where the sample was selected in a purposive way,provided that they have been married for at least five years,and have children, and watch family management programs, the research was applied in Shebin ElKoum and some of its affiliated villages, some villages in Tanta Governorate and some region in Cairo Governorate, and the search tools included: The family general data form for the wife and her family,descriptive data about the wife's follow-up to different family media programs,the family management questionnaire in the three-dimensions media programs,the marital muteness questionnaire with its four dimensions.The results concluded that there is a positive, statistically significant correlation at(0.001)between family management in media programs and marital muteness with their dimensions,and there is a statistically significant correlation between social and economic variables for research and family management in media programs with its dimensions and marital muteness with its dimensions,and one of the most important recommendations is the preparation of indicative programs and training courses for wives to provide them with information and skills about family management and how to benefit from family media programs that provide content related to family management in proportion to their social and economic conditions,directing both spouses and those intending to marry to counseling centers to identify the causes and types of marital muteness and how to avoid and resist it

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