The relationship between parental relationship and familial event with attachment styles and Identity in adolescents

Aslani, Mohamad (2019) The relationship between parental relationship and familial event with attachment styles and Identity in adolescents. Masters thesis, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili.

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Abstract

Research Aim:The purpose of this research were the relationship between parental relationships and family events with attachment styles and identity styles in adolescents. Research Method:The method of implementing the present study were descriptive of correlation type and the statistical population consists of all students in area 1 of zanjan, studying in the secondary secondary period of 98 - 1397, which is based on the education statistics of zanjan city of 7177. the sample was selected as a cluster sampling of 150 people. The measuring tool contains The scale of the mouse and mouse parental relationship, Collins reedattachment style scale, Berzonsky identity scale, Family events (ACE) scale to be used. Findings:There were a significant and positive relationship between parental relationships with information identity style, normative identity, avoidant identity, and total identity style, secure attachment, ambivalent / anxiety attachment, all attachment styles. But there were no significant relationship between parental relationships and commitment identity and avoidant attachment. Therefore, parental relationships can predict the normative identity of commitment and a secure and avoidant attachment style. But parental relationships could not explain the predictive components of information seeking and anxiety and anxiety attachment style. But there was no significant relationship between family events and avoidant attachment and information identity and avoidant identity. Thus life events can explain the predictive power of information and avoidance and the secure and avoidant attachment style. But life events cannot explain the components of normative identity and identity commitment and anxiety attachment style. Conclusion:There is a positive significant relationship between parental relationships and family events with adolescents' attachment styles and identity styles. Parental relationships and family events can predict attachment styles and identity.

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