Abstract
This study was done with the objective of comparing the levels of marital adjustment among married employed and unemployed women. For this purpose, a total sample of 600 married women from various districts of Kashmir valley has been drawn by adopting purposive sampling technique, out of which 300 are married employed women and 300 are married unemployed women. Only those married women were considered in the investigation who stand married at least for last three years from the date of collection of data. The Marital Adjustment Inventory developed by Har Mohan Singh was employed to measure the above variable. Mean, Standard Deviation and Mann-Whitney U-test were computed to compare the two groups in terms of significance of mean differences. Results of the study indicated that married unemployed women have better marital adjustment as compared to married employed women.
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© 2024, Jan, M.
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Moomin Jan @ moominjan786@gmail.com
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