Relationship between subjective well-being levels and interpersonal relations styles and perceived parental styles of university students

The concept of subjective well-being has been a frequent topic in the field of positive psychology in recent years. There is little research in the literature on the relationship between interpersonal relationship styles and perceived parental styles. The aim of this study is to investigate whether there is a significant relationship between subjective well-being levels of university students and interpersonal relationship styles and perceived parent styles. In the data collection phase, Öl Subjective Well-being Scale "," Interpersonal Relationship Style Scale "and çeği Young Parenting Scale" were used. There was a significant, moderate, negative correlation between subjective well-being and interpersonal relationship styles among the Ketucu / Poisoning Relationship mean scores. There was a significant, moderate, positive correlation between the subjective well-being and the Interpersonal Relationship Styles. Significant negative correlations were found between subjective well-being and perceived maternal parenting forms, mean scores of prescriptive / repellant, condescending / defective, emotionally depriving, exploitative / abusive, overprotective / evasive, uncontrollable / infinite, pessimistic / anxious parenting forms. It was observed. It was seen that there were significant, moderate negative correlations between the mean scores of father parenting styles perceived as subjective well-being, prescriptive / defamatory, emotional deprivation, non-controlling / unlimited, pessimistic / anxious, punishing parenting forms. perceived maternal parenting forms prescriptive / overbearing, condescending / defecting, exploitative / abusive, overprotective / imperative, conditional / success oriented, over-permissive / limitless, pessimistic / anxious, punishing moderate and positive with mean scores of punishing forms of parenting correlations were observed. It has been observed that there are significant positive correlations with the mean scores of prescriptive / stiffening parenting forms which are perceived by the Feeder Relationship. Emotionally deprived parenting forms were found to have a significant negative correlation with the mean scores. Inhibiting Relationship with the perceived father of parenting forms prescriptive / stigger, condescending / flaw finder, exploitative / abusive, overprotective / anxious, over-permissive / limitless, pessimistic / anxious, punitive, off-the-parent / average of the forms of suppression of feelings with a significant level of feelings They were found to be in moderate, positive correlation. It has been observed that there is a significant negative correlation with the mean scores of fatherly parenting styles that are emotionally deprived of the father-parenting styles perceived by Nourishing Relationship. Pessimistic / anxious father parentage forms were found to be significantly correlated with mean scores. In line with the findings obtained from the research, the results were discussed and suggestions were made to guide the future researches. Keywords: Subjective well-being, relationships, parentingstyles