A Review of the Relationship of Religious Attitude, Optimism, and Attachment Styles with Marital Satisfaction in the Spouses Employed in Education Department

This study aims to investigate the relationship of religious attitude, attachment styles, and optimism with marital satisfaction in the spouses employed in Bandar Abbas education department. Research method is correlative based on multivariate regression analysis in order to test research hypotheses. The statistical population consists of 380 teachers in Bandar Abbas, who were selected by random stratified sampling method. Four questionnaires were used to gather information on attachment styles, religiosity scale, optimism scale, and marital satisfaction scale. The results of research showed that the studied model significantly determines 76% of the variance of the standard variable, i.e. marital satisfaction. All of the variables existing in the model were significantly related to marital satisfaction. On this basis, religious attitude with B=0.38 had the highest relationship with marital satisfaction and optimism (B=0.24) had the lowest relationship with this variable.