E-ISSN : 2733-4538
This study examined differences in the subscales on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory according to attachment styles and attachment to mother, father and peers in high school girl adolescents. One way ANOVA revealed that avoidant attachment group seemed to have more maladjustive possibilities than secure and anxious/ambivalent groups. Also attachment to mother and father seemed to be significantly related with alodescent's maladjustive dispostion, but attachment to peers not related to their maladjustment. Although all profiles of MMPI were within the normal range, the results of this study suggest that the maladjustive inclinations of the adolescents seem to begin very early in their life.