The relationship of married individuals' anxiety levels and personal features and marriage harmony

In marriage, harmony is defined as the bond formed by individuals with diverse personality qualities in order to adapt to changing world conditions, resolve conflicts via reconciliation, build constructive communication with one another, be happy, and achieve common goals. There are numerous factors that influence marital adjustment, but the relationship between personality traits and anxiety levels in married people was investigated in this study. This research was planned in accordance with the "relational screening model." The population of this study consists of people who have been married for at least one year and live in Istanbul.The study's sample consists of 246 married couples, for a total of 492 people who meet the criteria for inclusion in the universe. The convenience sampling method was used in the research to examine sample size. According to the result of the research, marital adjustment did not differ based on gender, age difference, employment status, or educational status. A significant relationship was found between married individuals' age and marriage age and marital adjustment. Personality traits, anxiety level, and marital adjustment were found to have a significant relationship.