Findings from Faculty of Education in the Area of Psychology and Psychiatry Reported (Profiles of Codependency and Attachment Styles In Married Women: a Latent Profile Analysis of Marital Mindfulness, Emotional Reactivity, and Psychological...).

This article focuses on a study examining the relationship between codependency and attachment styles among married women in Turkiye, considering factors such as marital mindfulness, emotional reactivity, and psychological resilience. The research, supported by Agri Ibrahim Cecen University, identified four distinct profiles of married women based on these psychological variables, with the highest-risk group characterized by high emotional reactivity, insecure attachment, low mindfulness, and low psychological resilience. Data were collected from 1,155 married women via an online survey, and analyses included latent profile analysis, chi-square tests, and logistic regression. The study highlights emotional reactivity as a significant predictor of codependency risk, while marital mindfulness and psychological resilience serve protective roles. [Extracted from the article]