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Amongst them, 200 cases were selected by random cluster sampling. The participants fulfilled the questionnaires of Family Factors Scale and Marital Infidelity Tendency Scale. Data analyzed through descriptive statistics and inferential statistics by SPSS-21 software.\u003Cbr>Results: The results showed that the relationships between family factors (economic factors, social factors, cultural factors, educational factors and religious factors) and the couples’ tendency to marital betrayal were significant. Amongst family factors, economic factors are the best predictors of marital infidelity.\u003Cbr>Conclusion: Based on the results, it seems that family conditions have significant impacts on tendency to marital infidelity.\u003Cbr>Keywords: Couples, Family conditions, Marital infidelity. |\n| --- |\n| Please cite this paper as:\u003Cbr>NazoktabarH. Predicting marital infidelity based on family conditions of couples referred to social emergency. Journal of Fundamentals of Mental Health 2020 May-Jun; 21(3):179-184. |\n\nIntroduction  \nMarital infidelity is a shocking issue for couples and families and a common phenomenon for marriage and family therapists. Although a relationship with someone other than your spouse may be physical or emotional, the result is that time spent between one spouse and someone outside of the marital relationship will be a severe issue. Infidelity may act as a facilitatorand reveal fundamental dissatisfaction in marriage, which may eventually lead to divorce (1) . One of the factors that predict marital infidelity behaviors is the couple's  \n*Corresponding Author:  \nPayame Noor University, Tehran, Iran. [hntabar@pnu.ac.ir](hntabar@pnu.ac.ir)  \nReceived: Sep. 21, 2019  \nAccepted: Feb. 26, 2020  \nfamily factors. The conducted studies on social harms show that two categories of external or social factors and internal or psychological factors affect occurrence of these behaviors. The family as one of the social factors and personality as one of the internal factors, can create a proper context for harmful behaviors, so these two categories need special attention (2) . Socialization and unfavorable family environment will strengthen the structures that eventually lead to couples' expulsion and rejection by all social environments (3).Brown states that interaction of several factors leads to increase secret relationships outside  \nthe marital framework. Expectations for emotional satisfaction in marriage, lack of communication skills, intimate relationships, the sexual revolution, and changes in daily life structure are among these factors (4) . Fathi et al. studied the causes of women's extramarital affairs and concluded that women's emotional dissatisfaction is a significant and central category in the tendency to extramarital affairs. However, there are other influential factors (5) . Also, Kalantari et al. reported that the most important causes of marital infidelity include the age difference between couples, economic issues, education status, family factors, couples´ different opinions, forced marriage, mental disorders, domestic violence, and communication skills (6) .  \nThe concept of \"infidelity\" is considered the contamination of the marital relationship, which is destabilized or disintegrated by adding an external factor (7) . Marital infidelity is one of the most critical issues that couples face. Such relations can have different forms. There are several reasons for a pers","cbCaimDGTNJ5YQZB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimDGTNJ5YQZB","pdf",517423,"English","# Abstract\n# Introduction\n# Materials and Methods\n# Results\n# Conclusion","[{\"question\":\"What is the objective of this study?\",\"answer\":\"To predict marital infidelity based on family conditions of couples referred to a social emergency center.\"},{\"question\":\"How were participants selected and what tools were used?\",\"answer\":\"Two hundred couples were selected by random cluster sampling. 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