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Comparison of Jealousy and Happiness of Women With Different Social Status

Aim: The research was conducted to determine the jealousy and happiness levels of women of different social status, to compare and relationship-seeking. Methods: A comparative, relationship-seeking and descriptive study; It was conducted with 1525 (303 single women + 307 women with children + 305 women without children + 306 primiparous pregnant + 304 multiparous pregnant women) who met the inclusion criteria in Malatya Akçadağ Şehit Gökhan Aslan State Hospital gynecology outpatient clinic between 30.05.2019-26.03.2020. Personal Information Form, Subjective Happiness Scale (SCS) and Multidimensional Jealousy Scale (DICAS) were used to collect study data. Results: It was found that the average SME score of the singles was 22.00±5.09, the mean MSCS score was 85.30±24.08; the mean SME score of married women with children was 22.53±5.07, and the mean SDLS score was 81.06±21.66; the mean SME score of married and childless women was 24.64±5.03, and the mean MSCS score was 87.45±18.91; It was found that the mean SCPI mean score of primipara pregnant women was 24.08±4.19, the mean SDLS score was 86.68±17.69, the mean SDS score of multiparous pregnant women was 23.53±5.27, and the mean MSCS score was 83.75±20.05; It was found that the mean SDLS and SCI scores of married and childless women were higher than the other groups and the difference between the groups was statistically significant (p <0.001). Conclusion: It was determined that women with different social status have moderate jealousy and all of them are happy. It was found that married and childless people are the happiest and the most jealous, and adding a child to the family is a factor that negatively affects jealousy.