Factors Predicting Psychological Adjustment among University Students in Turkey

Ezgi Soncu Buyukiscan

International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2018, vol. 10, issue 4, 25

Abstract: Young adulthood is a period that requires serious transitions. Psychological adjustment during this period might be an important contributor to academic as well as social wellbeing. This study aims at identifying factors that predict psychological adjustment among university students in Turkey. Attachment style and coping strategies were suggested as possible predictors. The data was gathered from 105 undergraduate students. The results reveal attachment and coping styles as significant predictors for psychological adjustment. Implications of the findings are discussed in an attempt to foster better psychological adjustment among young adults.

Date: 2018
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