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The Effectiveness of a Virtual Psycho-education Group Counseling Program in Improving the Marital Satisfaction among a Sample of Married Students during the COVID -19 Pandemic

A peer-reviewed journal article published 2021-09-09 by Sultan Qaboos University reports a study evaluating a virtual psycho-education group counseling program intended to improve marital satisfaction among a sample of married students during the COVID-19 pandemic. The source record provided is limited to bibliographic information and the article title.

Categories: public-health, positive-progress

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Why it matters

The study assesses whether a virtual counseling intervention improved marital satisfaction for married students during the pandemic.

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The Effectiveness of a Virtual Psycho-education Group Counseling Program in Improving the Marital Satisfaction among a Sample of Married Students during the COVID -19 Pandemic

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