Effects of Self Managing Life Crisis Based on the Oriental towards Life Crisis and Well-being of Married Women

Ungsinun Intarakamhang and Tasana Thongpukdee

International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2010, vol. 2, issue 2, 170

Abstract: The main objectives were- 1) to study the efficiency of Managing Life Crisis Program (MLCP) based on theoriental approach towards the self-perception of life crisis, 2) to investigate an interaction between psycho-socialcharacteristics (of neuroticism, self control and social support) and MLCP, and 3) to study the variablespredicting the well-being. Subjects, who scored high on self perception of life crisis, were mothers of sixthgraders. Using simple random sampling, 32 participants were selected as the experimental group and 40 as thecontrol group. Data was analyzed by MANOVA statistics and multiple regression. The results indicated thatafter training the experimental group who trained with MLCP, scored lower on the total perception of life crisis,emotion oriented coping, and adapting. These scores were statistically significant different at 0.05 level from thecontrol group. No interaction was observed among psycho-social characteristics and training program towardsthe self- perception of life crisis. Finally adapting, emotion oriented coping, and stress predicted the well-beingof participants at 41.1%.

Date: 2010
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