Examining the relationship between perceived romantic relationship quality, cognitive triad, and resilience

The purpose of this research; The aim of this study is to examine the relationships between romantic relationship quality, resilience and cognitive triad. The research sample consists of 204 participants who agreed to be voluntary participants in the Google forum. The Perceived Romantic Relationship Quality Scale (ARIKO) was used to measure the romantic relationship quality of the participants. In the study, the Brief Resilience Scale (KPSS) was used to measure the resilience levels of the participants. The Personal Triad Inventory (BPI) was used to measure the cognitive triad levels of the participants. The data obtained from the scale applications were analyzed by using the SPSS 25 statistical analysis program, t tests, Anova tests and correlation analysis. According to the results of the research, it was determined that the perceived romantic relationship quality differed significantly according to gender and age. In addition, while there was no statistically significant relationship between perceived romantic relationship quality and psychological resilience, a statistically significant negative relationship was found between the negative cognitive triad and romantic relationship quality. It may be useful to consider the cognitive triad in therapies to increase the quality of romantic relationships.