Purpose: Marital satisfaction is one of the most important
factors in the development and achievement of life goals.
Social networks have been able to promote a new lifestyle
and create a serious challenge in couples' behavioral
patterns by replacing modern values with traditional ones.
It was done in nurses.
Materials and Methods: This study was performed on
200 married nurses working in Yahya Nejad Hospital in
Babol. Data collection tools were Rajabi Marital
Satisfaction Questionnaire (2009), Rampel Trust Scale
(1986) Spouse Monitoring in Fargia Virtual Network
(2013).
Findings: The results showed that by upgrading one unit
of the variable of trust in the spouse, the rate of marital
satisfaction of nurses increases by 1.162 units; But by
upgrading one unit of the spouse monitoring variable in
virtual networks, the rate of marital satisfaction of nurses
decreases by 0.232. Also, according to the calculated
beta, trust in the spouse with a beta of 0.734 is the
strongest predictor of nurses' marital satisfaction and then
monitoring the spouse in virtual networks with a beta of -
0.131 can inversely increase the marital satisfaction of
nurses To predict.
Conclusion: The results of the study showed that there is
an inverse and negative relationship between spouse
monitoring in virtual networks with marital satisfaction
and a direct and positive relationship with spouse trust.