A study on romantic partner responsiveness and helping attitude among homemaker women

This study examines the relationship between romantic partner's responsiveness and how it affects their helping attitude among homemaker women’s. The data was collected from 200 women, between 25 and 55 years old and live in cities and countryside. This study used purposive sampling method. The study used two scales the Perceived Partner Responsiveness Scale and the Helping Attitude Scale to assess these women. The data was analysed using Pearson correlation method. The result showed that good partner responsive are more likely to have a good helping attitude in women’s. This study shows the importance’s of understanding and support in a marriage and how it affect how women behave in society.