Exploring Relationship between Marriage Attitude and Life Satisfaction among Unmarried Working Professionals

This study delves into the correlation between marital attitude and life satisfaction among unmarried professionals in the workforce, focusing particularly on gender differences. With a sample size comprising 105 individuals (51 male and 53 female), our analysis employed diverse statistical methods, including correlation and t-tests. Through these analyses, we uncovered a subtle yet statistically significant positive association between marital attitude and life satisfaction, suggesting a reciprocal influence between the two variables. Furthermore, our examination revealed notable disparities between genders in the General Attitude towards Marriage Scale, indicating a stronger predisposition towards marriage among males compared to females. These findings shed light on the intricate dynamics between marital attitudes and life satisfaction, underscoring the relevance of gender nuances in understanding these relationships within the professional sphere.