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Analysis of marri̇ed individuals' infidelity tendency and marriage satisfaction according to their attachment styles

2016
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Hüseyin Ebadi

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This study aimed to show that attachment styles, infidelity tendecy and marriage satisfaction of married couples are relative to eachother. Beside of that attachment styles, infidelity tendency and marriage satisfaction had been investiged about some other demografical variants. 55 married couples attended to study who live in İstanbul and willing to help. Couples had been choosen randomly . "Marriage Life Scale", "Experiences in Close Relationships Scale" , "Tendency of Deception Scale" and "Personal Information Form" had been used for collecting data for the study. The datas of study had been analized by SPSS 20.0 program. In the coclusion of analiyzes and considerations founded that the contributor who has distrustful attechment is has more infidelity tendency than the other contributor who has trustful attechment. İn the other hand it been founded that individuals who have trustful attechment gets more pleasure from their marriage than the others who have distrustful attechment. But there been no statistic correlation between them. Addition of that there is meaningful correlation between infidelity tendency and the variants of the lenght of marriage, who takes desicions between married couple, number of children, marrying style, age, gender. And there is meaningful correlation between marriage satisfaction and variants of who takes desicions between married couple, number of children, age. Key Words : Marriage, Marital Satisfaction, Attachment Style, Deception

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Selfinaz Dursun

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Selfinaz Dursun (Master Thesis). Analysis of marri̇ed individuals' infidelity tendency and marriage satisfaction according to their attachment styles, 2016, İstanbul Beykent University.

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