Journal of Emergency Health Care
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Ebrahimian K, Omidian Dehkordi M. Predicting Quality of Life Based on Parenting Style, Parental Conflict, and Emotional Alexithymia Among Students in Isfahan. J Emerg Health Care 2026; 15 (1) : 15
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Master of Science in General Psychology, Islamic Azad University, Borujen Branch, Borujen. Iran.
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Purpose: This study aimed to predict quality of life based on parenting style, parental conflict, and emotional alexithymia among students in Isfahan.
Method: According to the research topic, the type of research was applied and according to the process, it was a descriptive correlational research with a predictive method. The statistical population of the research consisted of all first-year high school students living in Isfahan in the academic year 2022-2023. The sampling method was available, in that 200 students who were willing to participate in the research were selected as the statistical sample group online after completing the World Health Organization Quality of Life (1996), Toronto Emotional Aphasia (1994), Zaker Marital Conflicts (2008), and Baumrind Parenting Styles (1971) questionnaires.
Findings: The results obtained by multivariate regression showed that the best predictor of quality of life in the first step is alexithymia, in the second step is parental conflict, and in the third step is parenting styles. Accordingly, in the first step, alexithymia explained 22% of the variance in quality of life, in the second step, alexithymia and parental conflict explained 28% of the variance in quality of life, and in the third step, alexithymia, parental conflict, and parenting styles explained 33% of the variance in quality of life (P<0.001).
Conclusion: The results showed that the quality of life of high school students in Isfahan is predictable with emotional alexithymia, parenting styles, and marital conflicts.
Method: According to the research topic, the type of research was applied and according to the process, it was a descriptive correlational research with a predictive method. The statistical population of the research consisted of all first-year high school students living in Isfahan in the academic year 2022-2023. The sampling method was available, in that 200 students who were willing to participate in the research were selected as the statistical sample group online after completing the World Health Organization Quality of Life (1996), Toronto Emotional Aphasia (1994), Zaker Marital Conflicts (2008), and Baumrind Parenting Styles (1971) questionnaires.
Findings: The results obtained by multivariate regression showed that the best predictor of quality of life in the first step is alexithymia, in the second step is parental conflict, and in the third step is parenting styles. Accordingly, in the first step, alexithymia explained 22% of the variance in quality of life, in the second step, alexithymia and parental conflict explained 28% of the variance in quality of life, and in the third step, alexithymia, parental conflict, and parenting styles explained 33% of the variance in quality of life (P<0.001).
Conclusion: The results showed that the quality of life of high school students in Isfahan is predictable with emotional alexithymia, parenting styles, and marital conflicts.
Article number: 15
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