Marital satisfaction, love and trust between married couples Abegail C. Valenzuela... [et. al]

Thesis Bachelor of Science in Psychology University of Rizal System-Morong. 2019

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The main objective of this study was to determine the relationship of love, trust, and marital satisfaction between married couples. This also determined if the job status, monthly income, and length of marriage affect their love, trust and marital satisfaction. The subjects of the study were now many married men and women with a length of marriage from 18 years below to 19 years above from selected barangays in Binangonan, Rizal. The study found out that there is a relationship between love, trust, and marital satisfaction of married couples. The profile of the respondents which are job status and monthly income shows that there is no significant difference in terms of love, trust, and marital satisfaction. It only means that the job status and monthly income of married couples does not vary their love, trust, and marital satisfaction with each other. The only thing that has a significant difference is the couple's length of marriage in terms of love, trust, and marital satisfaction of married couples The result of the study showed that the length of marriage differ from the love, trust, and marital satisfaction of married couples it doesn't matter how long or short the togetherness of married couples as long as the love the trust and marital satisfaction is present between them the concept of it is still there. The researchers offer the following recommendations: Further studies on how married couples become more intact to each other that make their marriage last for a lifetime. Qualitative research may apply on this kind of study. Family counselor should conduct a seminar in each barangay that centers on the importance of personal responsiveness and asserting a quality time and recreational activities for couples achieve relationship satisfaction.