Analysis of structural equations in relation to marital conflicts and emotional security with perceived stress and pregnancy worries mediated by psychological well-being in pregnant women

Background: Pregnancy is one of the most important events in a womanchr('39')s life. Although for most women it is a pleasant period, it is often considered stressful, involving physiological and psychological changes, so that the occurrence of a series of discomforts and problems can have significant effects on pregnant women’s mental state. Aims: The aim of this study was to determine the fit of the model of the relationship between marital conflict and Emotional security with perceived stress and Pregnancy worries and through the mediation of psychological Well-being in pregnant women. Method: The research method was descriptive-correlational and the statistical population of this study included pregnant women referring to gynecology and obstetrics clinics and Ramsar city hospital in the period of February 2017 to April 2017. 384 people were selected as a sample using simple random sampling method. Data Collection included Tools Questionnaire, Psychological Well-being Scale, Pregnancy worries Questionnaire, Perceived Stress Questionnaire and Revised Emotional security test .Data analysis was performed using structural equation modeling. The study of this findings show that there is a relation between marital conflict and perceived stress mediated by psychological Well-being in pregnant women. Results: There is relationship between marital conflicts and pregnancy worries with the mediation of psychological Well-being in pregnant women. There was no relationship between marital conflicts and biological characteristics mediated by psychological Well-being in pregnant women. There is relationship between emotional secure, perceived stress and pregnancy concerns mediated by psychological Well-being in pregnant women. (P Conclusions: Marital conflicts and Emotional security through predictive psychological Well-being play a predictive role on perceived stress and pregnancy concerns in pregnant women. </p