The Prediction of Life Satisfaction based on Psychological Tenacity and Dimensions of Perfectionism in Patients with Coronary Heart Disease

This study aimed to predict life satisfaction based on psychological tenacity and dimensions of perfectionism in patients with coronary heart disease. To achieve the purpose of this study and testing its hypotheses, 200 people with coronary heart disease refered to Golsar hospital of Rasht, during the summer and fall of 2015 were selected.The metohd used in this study for sampling was available Sampling and then data were collected and analyzed. The methodology was designed and set based on the principles of corrolation. For collecting the data, the Positive and Negative Perfectionism questionnare, life satisfaction and Ahvaz psychological tenacity questionnares were used. In inferential analysis part, Pearson parametric statistics and multivariate regression were used. The findings showed that, there was a significant relationship between tenacity and life satisfaction in patients with coronary heart disease.There was a relationship between positive and negative perfectionism and life satisfaction in patients with coronary heart disease. On the other hand, the share of dimensions of perfectionism in predicting life satisfaction in patients with coronary heart disease is 0.122 for positive perfectionism is and -0.109 for negative perfectionism respectively.