2017
DOI: 10.14686/buefad.285018
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Romantic Relationship Satisfaction Levels of Female University Students in Turkey: Examining through Attachment Dimensions, Perceived Abuse in Relationship and Future Time Orientation of Relationship

Abstract: Abstract:The study mainly aimed to identify an important task of emerging adulthood i.e. romantic relationships by investigating possible roles of socio-economic status of families, attachment dimensions, future orientation and perceived abuse in relations on relationship satisfaction of female university students. In this context, it is aimed to understand the role of being a student of state or private universities, as well as grades, relationship durations, family income, mothers' and fathers' education lev… Show more

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“…As a result of examining the correlation between university students' romantic relationship satisfaction and their variables, it was found that adult attachment had a negative correlation with romantic relationship satisfaction. This result is consistent with Choi and Kim [17] and Yildiz, Cokamay, and Artar [18] . In general, the two dimensions of adult attachment, avoidance attachment and anxiety attachment, are viewed as unstable attachment, and there tend to be more relationship problems as the degree of adult attachment grows stronger [19] .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…As a result of examining the correlation between university students' romantic relationship satisfaction and their variables, it was found that adult attachment had a negative correlation with romantic relationship satisfaction. This result is consistent with Choi and Kim [17] and Yildiz, Cokamay, and Artar [18] . In general, the two dimensions of adult attachment, avoidance attachment and anxiety attachment, are viewed as unstable attachment, and there tend to be more relationship problems as the degree of adult attachment grows stronger [19] .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…As a result of examining the correlation between university students' romantic relationship satisfaction and their variables, it was found that adult attachment had a negative correlation with romantic relationship satisfaction. This result is consistent with Choi and Kim [17] and Yildiz, Cokamay, and Artar [18] . In general, the two dimensions of adult attachment, avoidance attachment and anxiety attachment, are viewed as unstable attachment, and there tend to be more relationship problems as the degree of adult attachment grows stronger [19] .Anxiety attachment in this study had a stronger negative correlation with romantic relationship satisfaction than did avoidance attachment, which is similar to the results in the previous literature [17] .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…The rationale for including two samples came from earlier studies on romantic relationships in Turkey. Studies have shown that relationship status and age, compared with other demographics in Turkey, are more likely to predict relationship satisfaction (e.g., social class, education level; Demirli Yıldız, Çokamay, & Artar, 2017). Therefore, we wanted to see whether our results would differ across these two groups.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%