Investigation of the effects of childhood traumas and cognitive emotion regulation on marital adjustment in women

The aim of this research is to investigate the effect of childhood trauma experienced suspend cognitive emotion regulation ın women. The sample of the study consist of 101 women between the ages of 20 and 60 years old who have been married for at least one year in order to collect data witness a group of study childhood trauma questionnaire was used to identify experiences of neglect and abuse cognitive emotion regulation questionnaire was used to identify the adaptive and non-adaptive cognitive emotion regulation strategies marital adjustments scale was used to identify where to adjustment in women in addition to sociodemographic information form, including age, education type of marriage, length of marriage, number of children economical status related questions. SPSS 22.0 package program was used for the analyses relationships between variables were analysed with Man-Whitney U test, Spearman's RHO correlation analyses, Kruskall Walls H test and T Test. Results of the study have the revealed that childhood traumas cognitive emotion regulation in marital adjustment are correlated with eachother. Marital adjustment were found to be positively related to the childhood traumas, accordingly as childhood traumas, total score and sub-scale score incrase, marital adjustment score also increases. In addition were found a positive relationship between marital adjustment total score and strategies positive reappraisel refocus and planing. The results of the study have been discussed in the light of the revelant literature. Keywords: Childhood Traumas, Cognitive Emotion Regulation, Marital Adjustment.