Ali Asghar Dadmehr; Ali Ahmad Yahyavi; Kazem Rezaee; Mojib Sanaiey mehr
Volume 14, Issue 27 , June 2015, , Pages 9-20
Abstract
Given the importance of emotional intelligence in marital relationships, this is a meta-analysis of 16 studies on the relationship between emotional intelligence and marital satisfaction. Using these meta-analysis techniques to integrate the results of different studies, the effect size of the relationship ...
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Given the importance of emotional intelligence in marital relationships, this is a meta-analysis of 16 studies on the relationship between emotional intelligence and marital satisfaction. Using these meta-analysis techniques to integrate the results of different studies, the effect size of the relationship between emotional intelligence and marital satisfaction is identified. For this purpose, among 30 studies, 16 studies which were acceptable in terms of methodological and meta-analysis was performed on them. The research instrument was meta-analysis checklist. This study includes 3994 subjective and 16 effect size. Research findings show that emotional intelligence relationship with marital relationship (r=0. 23) (p=0/00001). Evaluated according to Cohen table effect size is low. So, along with emotional intelligence in marital satisfaction following variables must also be strong.
Kazem Rezaee; Mojib Sanaiey mehr
Volume 12, Issue 20 , April 2013, , Pages 167-176
Abstract
Because of the importance of abnormalities in Iraian infants, this study aimed at a meta-analysis of the researches done on the relationship of kinship marriages and physical and mental abnormalities in infants. The researchers used the technique of meta-analysis by summing up the results of different ...
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Because of the importance of abnormalities in Iraian infants, this study aimed at a meta-analysis of the researches done on the relationship of kinship marriages and physical and mental abnormalities in infants. The researchers used the technique of meta-analysis by summing up the results of different studies and investigated the issue. To do so, from 30 studies available, 15 studies which were methodologically acceptable were chosen and a meta-analysis was done on them. This study included 6706 participants and 15 effect sizes. The results of the analysis show that the effect size of the relationship of kinship marriages and physical and mental abnormalities in infants is (r-0/18). (p=00001)
