Single Mothers’ Tendency to Remarry and the Obstacles: A Case on Basic Theory

Background:The human was created as a social being; then the Marriage is an important item in human life because many of main human needs are answered with marriage. Then the purpose of this research is to study the tendency of single mothers to remarry, the variables and barriers involved. The conceptual framework for this study involves a mix of social concept theories, Maslowchr('39')s necessity hierarchy, Eisenchr('39')s reasoning theory and Lewinchr('39')s Psychological Field Theory on barriers. Methods: The current study used qualitative technique (fundamental theory) for coding, editing, categorizing and analyzing information. As far as our information is detailed and dispersed, a fundamental theory analytical technique has been used to classify and evaluate these information. For this purpose, eleven single mothers (all with kids) were surveyed in Gonabad city.  Despite their inclination to build a connection between structure and interaction and by mixing information with theory, the scientists attempted to design the procedure for mothers chr('39') celibacy. Results:The data analyzes included coding of three main core levels, eleven first-category items and 27 second-category items. Main focus was feminism, social isolation, inappropriate cultural structure, social suicide and the display of spiritual and material life.   Conclusion: The results showed that single mothers not only tend to remarry, but also seriously need to be married. The inner and outer variables stop it from remarrying, however. They are therefore looking for a replacement that leads to their social isolation. Facilitative strategies to pave the way for their remarriage can therefore assist them considerably.