The examination of the relationship of the styles of dealing with the styles of commitment in the adults and satisfaction with life

Attachment theories emphasize that a child's relationship with a primary caregiver during early childhood is crucial to their future relationship. In early childhood, the child creates mental models about the caregiver and himself within the framework of his relationship with the primary caregiver, and these models continue throughout life and form the basis of the relationship established in every period. This is because communication and coping involve a cognitive interpretation of the problem situation and a decision about how much you can trust yourself and others. Especially in recent years, studies on life satisfaction, which is of great importance in adults, have been increasing. The aim of the study was to examine the relationship between attachment styles, coping styles and life satisfaction in adults.