An Evaluation of the Efficacy of E-Learning on Marital Conflict

Ly Hai Tran

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An Evaluation of the Efficacy of E-Learning on Marital Conflict

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Ly Hai Tran. An Evaluation of the Efficacy of E-learning On Marital Conflict. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/56b47ad3-0efd-4245-8721-5230de3bf399?locale=pt-BR.

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L. H. Tran. An Evaluation of the Efficacy of E-Learning on Marital Conflict. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/56b47ad3-0efd-4245-8721-5230de3bf399?locale=pt-BR

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Ly Hai Tran. An Evaluation of the Efficacy of E-Learning On Marital Conflict. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/56b47ad3-0efd-4245-8721-5230de3bf399?locale=pt-BR.

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Despite the availability of quality evidence-based interventions like certain therapies and relationship-educational resources, marital strain and divorce continue to be problems in the U.S. and around the world today. Among the number of reasons couples seek dissolution or suffer through years of dissatisfaction, conflict and poor communication skills stand out as not only one of the main common denominators but the issue that prevents all the other problems from being addressed. Therapy and education are readily available, but several barriers prevent couples from taking advantage of such resources: financial limitations, accessibility or knowledge of the resources, or social stigma reasons.Technology and the trending availability of online resources present an opportunity to bridge existing help resources for couples with e-learning platforms that may creatively overcome such barriers. Can e-learning and online marital education resources on critical issues like conflict resolution help to improve marriages?This study, which followed eight individuals as they went through an online educational course on marital conflict, determined that, if left on their own without any additional help and with only the course to guide them, they could experience notable improvements in their marriage using e-learning marital resources. This finding opens the door to future research and numerous application questions as online delivery platforms are capable of dramatically outpacing the financial and scalability constraints of traditional in-person marriage therapy and relationship education.

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