불안정 성인애착과 대인관계문제의 관계: 자기결정적 고독 동기로 조절된 정신화의 매개효과

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The purpose of this study was to examine the moderated mediating effect of self-determined solitude motivation through mentalization in the relationship between insecure adult attachment and interpersonal problems. Data from 411 adults, aged 26 to 39, were analyzed using hierarchical regression analysis to confirm the mediation effects. SPSS Macro Model 1 and 7 analyses were used to verify the mediation and moderated mediation effects. There were partial mediating effects of mentalization on the relationship between anxious attachment and interpersonal problems, and also between avoidant attachment and interpersonal problems. The moderating effect of self-determined solitude motivation in the relationship between anxious attachment and mentalization was not significant, while that between avoidant attachment and mentalization was significant. Self-determined solitude motivation moderated the mediating effect of avoidant attachment on interpersonal problems through mentalization. Implications for counseling practice and recommendations for future research are discussed.

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