Evaluation of Learned Resourcefulness and Marital Adjustment in Individuals With and Without Disabilities

Abstract

This study aimed to evaluate learned resourcefulness and marital adjustment in visually impaired and non-visually impaired married individuals. A total of 112 participants took part in the study. Findings revealed a positive correlation between learned resourcefulness and marital adjustment, with visually impaired individuals scoring significantly higher than their non-visually impaired counterparts. Based on these results, it is recommended that family therapists and health professionals integrate learned resourcefulness-based strategies to support visually impaired individuals in overcoming relationship challenges.