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IRCT20171031037136N2 IRCT 2020-03-09 Yasouj University of Medical Sciences Impact of rational – emotional behavioral therapy on spousal intimacy and marital satisfaction The effect of rational – emotional behavioral therapy on spousal intimacy and marital satisfaction of female nurses who work in educational Hospitals 2018-06-22 anticipated 86 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/27554 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Supportive, Randomization description: Participants will be assigned into one of two groups through block randomization method using blocks of size 4. 2-3 Condition 1: Spousal intimacy. Condition 2: Marital satisfaction. Intervention 1: Intervention group: Rational emotive behavioral therapy during a 90-minute weekly session for eight weeks. This intervention, based on Albert Ellis's theory, is a comprehensive psychotherapy approach that addresses clients' issues from three cognitive, behavioral, and emotional perspectives. The first step in this treatment is to empower clients to identify activating events, relevant irrational beliefs, emotional consequences or reactions of the people, and the link between them. Once clients have succeeded in determining the link between cognition, affect and behavior, irrational personal judgments are challenged by focusing on irrational beliefs and examining opposing evidence. Then, by emphasizing the use of logical words and their role in generating good emotions, they will be taught and trained in the method of arguing for the correction of irrational beliefs, rotational debates, positive mental imagery, appropriate communication, skills of assertiveness and negative emotions management. The end result of the above-mentioned interventions is to change irrational beliefs to realism, creating desirable cognition and positive rational effects on individuals’ affective and behavioral domains. Intervention 2: Control group: No intervention. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: All data can be shared with consideration to confidentiality aspects. When: 6 month after publication of manuscript To whom: The researchers of Medical Sciences Conditions: There is not any special bet Where to obtain: Call to Dr. Mohammad Zoladl via phone number: 0098 9177057209 or send a request to email: zoladl.mohammad@yums.ac.ir How to obtain: After receiving a request, the requested data and document will send to applicant person Comments:
public Mahvash Mohammadi
School of Nursing, Next to Imam Sajjad Hospital, Dr. Jalil street
Yasuj Iran (Islamic Republic of) 75919-94799 +98 74 3323 5144 mahvash.mohamadi@yums.ac.ir Yasouj University of Medical Sciences scientific Dr. Mohammad Zoladl
School of Nursing, Next to Imam Sajjad Hospital, Dr. Jalil Street
Yasuj Iran (Islamic Republic of) 75919-94799 +98 74 3323 5144 zoladl.mohammad@yums.ac.ir Yasouj University of Medical Sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) Iran (Islamic Republic of) Iran (Islamic Republic of) Having college education in nursing Living in a house with his wife at the beginning of the research The score of 60 or lower on the Walker and Thompson scale of spousal intimacy The score of 35 or higher on the Hudson Index of Marital Satisfaction Written consent for participation in the research no limit no limit Female Treated with psychiatric drugs, psychotherapy or couple therapy Being on the verge of divorce at the beginning of the study History of participating in a similar study Behavior Other Intervention group: Rational emotive behavioral therapy during a 90-minute weekly session for eight weeks. This intervention, based on Albert Ellis's theory, is a comprehensive psychotherapy approach that addresses clients' issues from three cognitive, behavioral, and emotional perspectives. The first step in this treatment is to empower clients to identify activating events, relevant irrational beliefs, emotional consequences or reactions of the people, and the link between them. Once clients have succeeded in determining the link between cognition, affect and behavior, irrational personal judgments are challenged by focusing on irrational beliefs and examining opposing evidence. Then, by emphasizing the use of logical words and their role in generating good emotions, they will be taught and trained in the method of arguing for the correction of irrational beliefs, rotational debates, positive mental imagery, appropriate communication, skills of assertiveness and negative emotions management. The end result of the above-mentioned interventions is to change irrational beliefs to realism, creating desirable cognition and positive rational effects on individuals’ affective and behavioral domains. Control group: No intervention Spousal intimacy. Timepoint: At the beginning of the study, Immediately after completion of research intervention. Method of measurement: Walker and Thompson spousal intimacy scale. Marital satisfaction. Timepoint: At the beginning of the study, Immediately after completion of research intervention. Method of measurement: Hudson index of marital satisfaction. Yasouj University of Medical Sciences Approved 2018-06-09 Ethics committee of Yasuj University of Medical Sciences Deputy of research and technology, Yasuj University of Medical Science, Shahid Motahari boulevard Yasuj Kohgilouyeh-va-Boyrahmad Iran (Islamic Republic of)