Comparison of Marital Satisfaction and Quality of Life in International Married Woman Migrants and Korean Man

Park, Yoon-Ji; Jun, Myung-Hee

doi:10.5977/jkasne.2012.18.3.383

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“…While, in a previous study, the economic level of participants was lower than that of the participants in this study, with approximately 7.4% earning over 4 million won per month [18]. Furthermore, married immigrants who engage in various activities without job, such as attending Korean language schools, have been found to have a high quality of life [32]. Thus, in this study, married immigrants without jobs possibly exhibited high life satisfaction because, owing to their spouse's nancial stability, they were able to engage in various leisure activities, such as studying Korean to adapt to life in Korea, without working.…”

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Digital-related factors affecting life satisfaction among married immigrants

Jeong,

Kim

2024

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This study investigated digital-related factors affecting life satisfaction among married immigrants in South Korea, based on the theory of planned behavior (TPB). This study conducted a secondary data analysis of the data of the Digital Divide 2022. A total of 621 married immigrants’ demographic characteristics and six digital-related factors based on TPB were analyzed. Attitudes toward using digital media, self-efficacy in using digital media, competence in using digital media, digital helper, online social networking, and online social participation were significantly positively correlated with life satisfaction. In addition, living with a spouse, education level, job, self-efficacy, competency in using digital media, and online social participation positively affected life satisfaction. Digital education programs focusing on self-efficacy and competence in using digital media should be developed to improve life satisfaction. Furthermore, it is necessary to explore various digital approaches to increasing married immigrants’ online social participation.

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confidence: 53%

“…This contradicts ndings from previous studies. One study reported that married immigrants with jobs were economically stable and had higher life satisfaction [32].…”

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confidence: 99%