Effects of Attachment – Self-Esteem and Personality DANIELLA JONES, PSY 510 –Q4711 Jonathan Cabiria Southern New Hampshire University
Findings
Though multiples levels were designed into the attachment scales, overall hypothesis was supported. Those with insecure attachments have a higher rate of avoidance and anxiety in their interpersonal relationships.
Higher levels of preoccupied and fearful attachment style attributed to their association with low self-esteem. This research study stood in congruence with previous research in that, insecure attachments were shown to be associated with lower life satisfaction, suggesting an association with lower wellbeing.
An intriguing question that arises from these results concerns the relationships between the participants and their fathers. The descriptive statistics, total mean score,
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