Attachment styles and emotional resilience in a group of young adults

Hello, I am Violeta Bouvart, a final-year psychology student at Klaipeda University, and I am conducting a research study for my thesis, which aims to explore the relationships between attachment styles and emotional resilience in a group of young adults. The survey is aimed at individuals aged 18-35. Your responses are very important and will help to answer the objectives and goals of the research.

I assure you of data confidentiality. The survey is anonymous, and the research results will be used for the purpose of preparing my thesis. If you have any questions regarding the study, you can write to this email: [email protected]

Thank you for your honest responses and your valuable time!

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Attachment questionnaire

Please read each of these statements and evaluate how much it describes you in your close and important relationships with other people. Please think about all your past and present relationships with people who are important to you, including family members, romantic partners, and close friends. When answering each statement, think about how you typically feel in these relationships. Rate how appropriate each statement is for you from 1 – “not at all typical of me” to 5 – “very typical of me”.

Not at all typicalNot typicalNeither typical nor atypicalTypicalVery typical
1. It is easy for me to get close to others.
2. I find it hard to allow myself to rely on others.
3. I often worry that other people do not love me.
4. I feel that others are not willing to get as close as I would like.
5. I feel comfortable relying on others.
6. I do not worry about other people being too close to me.
7. I feel that people are never there when I need them.
8. I feel somewhat uncomfortable being close to others.
9. I always worry that other people will not want to stay with me.
10. When I show my feelings to others, I worry that they do not feel the same way as I do.
11. I constantly think about whether I really matter to others.
12. I feel comfortable creating close relationships with others.
13. I feel uneasy when others become too emotionally close to me.
14. I know that people will be there when I need them.
15. I want to get close to others, but I worry that I will be hurt.
16. I find it hard to completely trust others.
17. Others often want me to be closer to them emotionally than I am comfortable with.
18. I am not sure that I can rely on people to be there when I need them.

Resilience questionnaire

Please read the statements below and select one of the available options that best reflects your opinion over the past month.

If a certain situation has not occurred recently, please imagine how you would evaluate it.

Completely falseRarely trueSometimes trueOften trueCompletely true
1. I can adapt when changes occur.
2. I have at least one close and reliable person who helps me during stressful times.
3. When there is no clear solution to my problem, fate or God may sometimes help.
4. I can overcome anything that happens.
5. Experiences of success give me confidence in overcoming new challenges and difficulties.
6. When I face problems, I try to look at them with humor.
7. The process of overcoming stress/crisis can make me stronger.
8. After illnesses, injuries, or other difficult trials, I usually recover soon.
9. I believe that most good or bad things happen for a reason.
10. By doing something, I do everything I can without overthinking the results.
11. I believe that I will achieve my goals, even if I encounter obstacles.
12. Even when the situation is hopeless, I do not give up.
13. In stressful/crisis situations, I know who I can turn to.
14. In tense situations, I remain focused and think clearly.
15. I prefer to take the initiative in solving problems rather than letting others make all the decisions.
16. Failures do not easily diminish my determination.
17. I consider myself a strong person capable of overcoming life challenges and difficulties.
18. If necessary, I can make unpopular or difficult decisions that may affect others.
19. I can manage unpleasant or painful feelings such as sadness, fear, and anger.
20. In overcoming life's problems, sometimes I have to rely on intuition.
21. I firmly know my life purpose.
22. I control my life.
23. I enjoy challenges.
24. I work to achieve my goals regardless of the difficulties that unexpectedly arise on my path.
25. I take pride in my achievements.