چکیده:
The aim of this research was to investigate the impact of disability of veterans with 52 percent and above on family issues from the perspective of their spouses in Isfahan city. The main questions covered six dimensions: family management, children's educational matters, emotional and psychological relationships of family members, children's academic affairs, social behavior of family members, and the economic and livelihood affairs of the family. The statistical population of the research consisted of 081 veterans who were selected using a simple random method. To collect data, a questionnaire was designed in two parts: demographics and life satisfaction, consisting of 23 closed-ended questions with a Likert scale; its reliability coefficient after calculation for each of the six dimensions was estimated based on a Cronbach's alpha mean of 0.78. The results obtained regarding the research questions showed that the disability of veterans with 52 percent and above had an above-average impact with a probability of 59 percent on family management, children's educational matters, emotional and psychological relationships of family members, children's academic affairs, and the economic and livelihood affairs of the family; however, it was below average regarding the social behavior of family members.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The results obtained regarding the research questions showed that the disability of veterans with 52 percent and above had an impact on family management, educational affairs of children (1)-Assistant Professor at Islamic Azad University, Khorasgan Branch (2)-Master's in Educational Planning children, emotional and psychological relationships of family members, children's academic affairs and the economic and livelihood affairs of the family had an impact more than the average with a probability of 59 percent; however, it was less than the average regarding the social behavior of family members.
The t-test of this research indicates that from the perspective of spouses, the disability of veterans with 52 percent and above at a 0/50 error level has had more than an average impact in relation to family management.
The t-test of this research shows that the disability of veterans with 52 percent and above from the perspective of their spouses at a 0/50 error level has had more than an average impact on the educational affairs of children.
The t-test also indicates that the disability of veterans with 52 percent and above, from the perspective of their spouses at a 0/50 error level, has had more than an average impact on the emotional and psychological relationships of family members.
The research t-test shows that the impact of disability of veterans with 52 percent and above, from the perspective of their spouses at a 0/50 error level, on the social behavior of family members is less than average.
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