A study on factors contributing to inclination of young males to marry working, divorced women: with emphasis on the interpersonal relationship theory

This study is to investigate factors contributing to inclination of young males to marry working, divorced women: with emphasis on the interpersonal relationship theories. So 378male subjects between the ages of 18 and 30 were chosen from Tehran through multistage cluster sampling and studies for the purpose of this research. Field work and review of literature were used for collecting data. The validity and reliability of questionnaire used by researcher to collect information was investigated by experts of respective field and Cronbachs alpha coefficient respectively. Spss statistics, Pearson correlation coefficient, regression with two variables and multiple regressions were used to analyze the data. Results revealed that economic and affective stimulus, sense of responsibility and time spent watching satellite series and programs increased youth tendency toward this kind of marriage. These 4 variables, in the aggregate, predicted approximately 40% of changes of the dependent variable.