ArticleJournal for person-oriented research2026
Parental Attachment Types and Stress Management in a PersonOriented Context Among Hungarian Adolescents.
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Adolescence is a period marked by increased stress, in which it is especially important how they manage stress. Previous research suggests that both relational contexts and individual characteristics influence coping strategies, highlighting the need to examine stress management in adolescence within a broader developmental framework. The aim of this study is to investigate the relationship between parental attachment and stress management strategies in adolescence in a person-oriented approach. The sample consisted of 1,485 Hungarian secondary school students (793 males, 687 females; five with unidentified gender), aged 16-23 years, drawn from a nationwide school-based survey. Data were analyzed using self-report measures of parental attachment (ECR-RS) and coping styles (CISS-21). Attachment profiles with four parental attachment scales were identified through
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