Examining the relationship between adult attachment dimensions and personal orientations

The purpose of this study is to examine the influence of adult attachment dimensions on personal orientation. The most important reason for managing individual behaviors and determining individual orientations is motivation for "Understanding Self", which is related to the attachment dimensions of individuals. A total of 526 students, 391 (74.3%) female and 135 (25.7%) male, participated in this study. Employees used "personal information form" in the data collection tool, "close relatives inventory" and "personal orientation inventory" to determine attachment dimensions. In the analysis of the data, the relationships between total scores of attachment dimensions and total scores of personal orientation inventory were calculated by correlation analysis method. Correlation coefficients showed that all sub-dimensions of the personal orientation inventory had significant correlations with the independent variables of the study and there were no multiple link problems between the independent variables. The influence of determinants on personal orientation and attachment dimensions in this framework was explored using progressive regression analysis methods. According to the results of the study, it was found that all sub-dimensions of the individual's orientation were positively related to the negative relationship between the safe attachment subscale and the anxious attachment subscale. The size of the preventable attachment has been reached to a degree that can not reasonably be predicted from personal tendencies.