The Relationship between Role Conflict and Marital Adjustment among Married Female Students in Saudi Arabia

The current study aimed to investigate the existence of a correlation between role conflict and marital adjustment among married female students in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The sample consisted of 70 married female students at Princess Noura University in Riyadh, randomly selected from a population of 500 married female students. Scales for role conflict and marital adjustment were developed and utilized for the purposes of this study. SPSS software was employed to calculate arithmetic means, correlation coefficients, and conduct linear regression analysis to evaluate the study results. The findings indicated that there was no statistically significant correlation between role conflict and marital adjustment among married female students.