DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AS A FACTOR OF MARITAL SATISFACTION
The article deals with the issue of domestic violence as a factor of satisfaction with marriage. The relevance of the issue of domestic violence in modern society and the influence of this factor on women's satisfaction with marriage are traced. Violence in the family does not go unnoticed, it has consequences for all family members, and to a greater extent destroys the quality of life and satisfaction with marriage of the woman who is subjected to violence. Most experts define satisfaction with marriage as an internal subjective assessment, the attitude of spouses to their own marriage. The article presents the concepts of domestic violence and marital satisfaction. The results of a study of marriage satisfaction of women with and without domestic violence are discussed. In our study, we tracked the phenomenon of domestic violence as a factor of satisfaction with marriage and satisfaction of basic needs in marriage for women. The relevance of this study was to study the differences in the degree of satisfaction of women in marriage who had a history of domestic violence and women who did not have a history of domestic violence. Satisfaction with marriage is a woman's subjective assessment of the relationship in marriage. Emotional stability between spouses is important, and perhaps paramount, for marital satisfaction. According to the results of the study, it is concluded that women who have a history of domestic violence are the least satisfied with marriage. The greatest dissatisfaction is found with regard to the need for security and social needs.