[논문]재혼부부의 결혼만족도 프로그램 개발에 관한 연구

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doi:10.5392/jkca.2021.21.02.161

[국내논문] 재혼부부의 결혼만족도 프로그램 개발에 관한 연구
A Study on Program Development for the Remarried Couples' Marriage Satisfaction 원문보기

한국콘텐츠학회논문지 = The Journal of the Korea Contents Association, v.21 no.2, 2021년, pp.161 - 184

초록
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본 연구는 재혼부부의 결혼만족도 프로그램 개발을 시도하는 것이다. 따라서 재혼부부 10인에 대한 심층면접을 바탕으로 재혼부부 결혼만족도 프로그램 개발의 방향을 제시하고자 하였다. 본 연구의 재혼부부 결혼만족도 프로그램은 재혼가족의 갈등이나 어려움뿐만이 아니라 그들이 가지고 있는 강점을 토대로 가족구성원 상호 간의 이해도를 높이는 방향으로 나아가야 한다는 것이다. 따라서 재혼부부가 부부 간의 유대감 강화로 갈등문제를 해결하고 결혼만족감을 높이는 것은 성공적인 재혼생활을 이끌어줄 뿐만 아니라 가족원의 행복도 역시 증진시켜준다는 측면에서 연구의 의의가 있을 것이다.

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This study attempts to develop marriage satisfaction program for remarried couples. Therefore, based on the in-depth interviews for 10 remarried couples, the plan was to present the direction of the program development for remarried couples' satisfaction. In this study, the marital satisfaction program of remarried couples should move toward increasing understanding among family members based on their strengths as well as conflicts and difficulties of remarried families. Therefore, the research will be meaningful in that it not only leads to successful remarriage but also enhance the happiness of family members.

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표/그림 (8)

표 Table 1. Social demographic and family characteristics of study participants
표 Table 2. first session program
표 Table 3. second session program
표 table 4. third session program
표 table 5. fourth session program
표 table 6. fifth session program
표 table 7. sixth session program
표 table 8. seventh session program

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이론/모형

Smart Steps(SmSt) is a Relationship Enhancement (RE) program developed by Adler-Baeder in 2001 based on the theory of ecology, family system theory, life cycle and family strength. RE aims to improve personal relationships between technical training and to help them adapt to various environments.

성능/효과

The purpose of this study was to maintain the strengths that have been newly applied and implemented in the counseling area. Domestic and foreign studies of remarried families mainly employed negative social and cultural stereotypes as well as a problem-oriented view or a loss-oriented view that remarried families are highly vulnerable in terms of family relationships and functions. However, in addition to the deficit perspective or problem-oriented perspective on remarried families, this study sought to focus on the strengths of remarried families and the potential for remarried families to exercise.
Fifth, it has been shown that remarried couples' ability to solve problems improves their marriage satisfaction
Fourth, the communication ability of remarried couples was shown to increase remarriage satisfaction. In this program, through empathy, listening, and active expression of emotions, we made people recognize that emotions are very important factors, and we learned how much it helps couples to understand and empathize with emotions.
Domestic and foreign studies of remarried families mainly employed negative social and cultural stereotypes as well as a problem-oriented view or a loss-oriented view that remarried families are highly vulnerable in terms of family relationships and functions. However, in addition to the deficit perspective or problem-oriented perspective on remarried families, this study sought to focus on the strengths of remarried families and the potential for remarried families to exercise.
This shows the same research results as the implementation of the "Steping Together (ST)" program and the "SmSt" program, which are re-marriage family programs on the theme of forming a new parent-child relationship. If you look at the specifics, through the remarried family relationship improvement program, parents of remarried families are older than spouses, and the life cycle between individuals, parents and families does not match, and after many losses and changes, children and parents have expectations from their previous families, especially remarried families, which require more conflict, while the flexibility and coordination of family members are lacking, unlike first-marriage families. In first-marriage families, family members can have biological, legally defined and clear family boundaries, but in second-marriage families, family boundaries are defined subjectively by the frequency and will of family members.
If you look at the specifics, through the remarried family relationship improvement program, parents of remarried families are older than spouses, and the life cycle between individuals, parents and families does not match, and after many losses and changes, children and parents have expectations from their previous families, especially remarried families, which require more conflict, while the flexibility and coordination of family members are lacking, unlike first-marriage families. In first-marriage families, family members can have biological, legally defined and clear family boundaries, but in second-marriage families, family boundaries are defined subjectively by the frequency and will of family members. In other words, remarried families may include or exclude other family members from the boundary setting process.
Fourth, the communication ability of remarried couples was shown to increase remarriage satisfaction. In this program, through empathy, listening, and active expression of emotions, we made people recognize that emotions are very important factors, and we learned how much it helps couples to understand and empathize with emotions. Therefore, through remarriage, they suppressed expressing emotions, looked at words expressing emotions, and suggested tasks to share with each other what emotions the spouse most expresses recently.
In this study, it is regrettable that the contents of the program to improve the relationship between remarried couples based on the types of remarried families such as simple remarried families and complex remarried families were not differentiated due to the lack of data collection. Nevertheless, the findings could be useful for developing programs for future remarried couples at a time when research and program development on remarried families is insufficient.
In this study, it is regrettable that the contents of the program to improve the relationship between remarried couples based on the types of remarried families such as simple remarried families and complex remarried families were not differentiated due to the lack of data collection. Nevertheless, the findings could be useful for developing programs for future remarried couples at a time when research and program development on remarried families is insufficient. The findings could be used in intervention strategies to prevent remarriage rates of remarried couples and strengthen their ties to remarried families, and could be theoretical and clinical data that can be applied to remarried family counseling or family therapy programs.
The remarried couple faced the cause of the role tension through talking about the role tension and changing the role, and understood and accepted the current situation of remarried life. Recognizing the specific differences between first-marriage nuclear families and remarried families, they may not have too high expectations for their new children and can accept their roles and positions through frank communication and feedback with program participants. Since second-marriage families do not have a clear role code to guide the relationship between new spouses and new children, step-parents may feel conflict.
Second, it turned out that it was important to promote solidarity among new parents-new children. This shows the same research results as the implementation of the "Steping Together (ST)" program and the "SmSt" program, which are re-marriage family programs on the theme of forming a new parent-child relationship.
Recognizing the specific differences between first-marriage nuclear families and remarried families, they may not have too high expectations for their new children and can accept their roles and positions through frank communication and feedback with program participants. Since second-marriage families do not have a clear role code to guide the relationship between new spouses and new children, step-parents may feel conflict. Therefore, confusion in the performance of roles in remarried families is reported to be general and almost predictable.
Specifically, looking at the program's needs, first of all, it turns out that it is important for remarried couples to reduce the role tension of remarried families
The fact that research participants proposed a two-day education program for remarried couples or a special psychological test program for remarried families is believed to show that pre-preparation or pre-education for remarriage was insufficient. Therefore, the fact that many people answered that they need to read books or study to stay well with a stable remarried family (case 3, 5, case 6, case 8, case 9) not only requires preparatory education before remarriage but also indicates the urgent need to develop programs to improve family relations after remarriage.
Nevertheless, the findings could be useful for developing programs for future remarried couples at a time when research and program development on remarried families is insufficient. The findings could be used in intervention strategies to prevent remarriage rates of remarried couples and strengthen their ties to remarried families, and could be theoretical and clinical data that can be applied to remarried family counseling or family therapy programs.
Specifically, looking at the program's needs, first of all, it turns out that it is important for remarried couples to reduce the role tension of remarried families. The remarried couple faced the cause of the role tension through talking about the role tension and changing the role, and understood and accepted the current situation of remarried life. Recognizing the specific differences between first-marriage nuclear families and remarried families, they may not have too high expectations for their new children and can accept their roles and positions through frank communication and feedback with program participants.
Since second-marriage families do not have a clear role code to guide the relationship between new spouses and new children, step-parents may feel conflict. Therefore, confusion in the performance of roles in remarried families is reported to be general and almost predictable. Many of the roles in remarried families are unclear, but most researchers agree that the roles of new parents are the most dangerous, ambiguous, and stressful.
The fact that research participants proposed a two-day education program for remarried couples or a special psychological test program for remarried families is believed to show that pre-preparation or pre-education for remarriage was insufficient. Therefore, the fact that many people answered that they need to read books or study to stay well with a stable remarried family (case 3, 5, case 6, case 8, case 9) not only requires preparatory education before remarriage but also indicates the urgent need to develop programs to improve family relations after remarriage.
In this program, through empathy, listening, and active expression of emotions, we made people recognize that emotions are very important factors, and we learned how much it helps couples to understand and empathize with emotions. Therefore, through remarriage, they suppressed expressing emotions, looked at words expressing emotions, and suggested tasks to share with each other what emotions the spouse most expresses recently. In addition, they were asked to understand the adverse communication patterns that had focused only on the consequences of their actions without deeply sympathizing with each other and sharing their deep feelings, and to identify the deep feelings behind each other as a result of their actions.
This program creates definitions and alternatives to problems in rational solution technology, and trains itself to create creative alternatives using brainstorming, and thus to plan and make decisions and implement them through forecasting and evaluation of implementation, which can be attributed to improved problem-solving skills. Thus, participants had overall dissatisfaction with the situation of remarriage but experienced the possibility of solving the problem through the improvement of rational solution skills and the improvement of the ability to solve the problem through practical alternatives and implementation, and the dissatisfaction with remarriage was perceived as a result of the lack of their own rational solution technology, which seems to have reduced the actual dissatisfaction level. This is the result of recognizing his responsibility for remarriage through a clear definition of the problem through the collection of information about the problem and recognizing his responsibility for the outcome and the possibility of resolving the problem through rational solutions.

후속연구

The program requirements of this study did not include previous spouse problems, in-laws problems, and financial problems in the program requirements. Therefore, it is hoped that further in-depth research on this part will be carried out. The purpose of this study was to maintain the strengths that have been newly applied and implemented in the counseling area.

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