A Study on The Depression and Life Satisfaction among Married Employed and Unemployed Women

Gender role-related expectations need to be understood closely in order to understand various psychological issues women in our society face. It’s like discriminations labourers face during division of labour. The purpose of this paper is to study the satisfaction and discriminations employed and unemployed married women face in workplaces as well as in social setup. Mental depression is a big problem and already have taken attention of many researchers at many points of time. Researchers are in constant quest of finding out the actual problem of depression. It’s natural that if there is any increase in the level of depression, life satisfaction decreases simultaneously. These two variable factors are inversely related to each other. Research findings have made it clear that working women have experienced more depression than non-working women. So, it is clear that every factor has its respective role to play. This study finds that non-working married women perform better-married life than working married women.