sociological explanation of the transformation of the family institution in the light of extramarital affairs with the gt approach

The goal of this study was to determine where women's beliefs and motivations fit into the conceptual model of their extramarital relationship. the study used a qualitative approach and the grounded theory method. unstructured interviews and required data from interviews with 17 women living in qazvin who had extramarital affairs were used to collect data. the interviewees were chosen using the purposive sampling method, which necessitates the use of sequential sampling known as snowball. triangulation validity was used in this study. based on the findings, the study's causal conditions were identified as sexual diversity-seeking, a lack of sexual skills and knowledge, and justification for extramarital relationships and the absence of a spouse. the core phenomenon of transformation of intimacy and the confluent love emerges as an alternative to the growth of social relations and change of social values, increase of leisure time and facilitation of new technologies. individualism, gender bias, spouse indifference, and female inferiority in earning were identified as intervening conditions, and it was discovered that women, through the use of strategies to practice extramarital relationships and the desire to consume, body management, and hesitation to continue life, created the consequences of increasing hedonism and normalizing the extramarital relationship.

sociological explanation of the transformation of the family institution in the light of extramarital affairs with the gt approach

the goal of this study was to determine where women's beliefs and motivations fit into the conceptual model of their extramarital relationship. the study used a qualitative approach and the grounded theory method. unstructured interviews and required data from interviews with 17 women living in qazvin who had extramarital affairs were used to collect data. the interviewees were chosen using the purposive sampling method, which necessitates the use of sequential sampling known as snowball. triangulation validity was used in this study. based on the findings, the study's causal conditions were identified as sexual diversity-seeking, a lack of sexual skills and knowledge, and justification for extramarital relationships and the absence of a spouse. the core phenomenon of transformation of intimacy and the confluent love emerges as an alternative to the growth of social relations and change of social values, increase of leisure time and facilitation of new technologies. individualism, gender bias, spouse indifference, and female inferiority in earning were identified as intervening conditions, and it was discovered that women, through the use of strategies to practice extramarital relationships and the desire to consume, body management, and hesitation to continue life, created the consequences of increasing hedonism and normalizing the extramarital relationship.