Implication for nursing management
The findings of this study suggest that academic and hospital administrators pay attention to the importance of social maladjustment and the impact of workplace conflict on intern nurses. Group-based ACT intervention can help intern nurses develop a different mindset, identify their limitations, and overcome them with the support of others. So, they tend to participate more in social communication, which fosters positive thinking in the person. The results of the present study propose that Group-based ACT intervention as a transdiagnostic program must be involved in the preparatory courses and interventions among intern nurses to increase work-related psychological flexibility and decrease work-family conflicts.