An investigation of the relationship between the grief process, attachment styles, and anxiety levels in adults

The purpose of this research is to expand the relationship between the mourning process, bonding and anxiety in adult individuals. Or, it is an important emotional experience in their future lives and includes their reactions to loss and changes. Attachment, on the other hand, refers to their psychological structure shaped by their search for trust, closeness and support in emotional tensions. The amount of anxiety, on the other hand, is seen to arise in the presence of increasing factors and internal experiences. In this research, it is investigated how these three psychological variables communicate and whether they are distributed. In the research, the survey method was preferred in order to combine the mourning processes to be enlarged, attachment styles and anxiety levels by using the relational screening model. Google Form allows a more detailed examination between these variables through the data provided online. The analysis of the data aims to determine the possible connections on the mourning process, how attachment and anxiety levels will change each other and the permanent flexibility states of these three factors. This research contributes to the psychology literature and increases the life process, bonding and anxiety.