Abstract
The purpose of this study is to examine the connection between adult romantic behaviours—specifically, commitment and ghosting—and parenting methods, using a sample size of 97 participants. The study explores how early caregiver interactions mould internal working models of relationships, based on attachment theory, and how these influence adult romantic behaviours. The research focuses on how authoritative, authoritarian and, permissive parenting styles may relate to the development of four attachment styles- secure, preoccupied, fearful and dismissing which in turn impact adult relationship behaviours. The study employed the Perceived Parenting Style Scale and the Revised Adult Attachment Scale- Close Relationships Version to gather data. Understanding the interactions between parenting styles, attachment types, and adult romantic behaviours can provide key insights into the factors influencing healthy and unhealthy relationships
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