The Role of Attachment Styles, Love Styles and Emotional Expression in
Predicting the Happiness of Married Teachers

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Qorbanpoorlafmejani Amir; Dehqan Fatemeh; KARIMI FATEMEH; REZAEI SAJJAD

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Journal: POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH Year:2020 | Volume:5 | Issue:4 (20) Page(s): 15-34

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The Role of Attachment Styles, Love Styles and Emotional Expression in Predicting the Happiness of Married Teachers

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Qorbanpoorlafmejani Amir | Dehqan Fatemeh | KARIMI FATEMEH | REZAEI SAJJAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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attachment stylesQ2

love stylesQ2

emotional expressionQ1

happinessQ2

teachersQ2

Abstract

It is crucial for teachers to be happy at work because they can do their best. This study was conducted to determine the role of attachment styles, love styles, and emotional expressiveness in predicting married teachers' happiness. The research method was descriptive-cross sectional and correlational. A total of 260 teachers from Rudsar city were randomly selected through a two-stage cluster sampling among 30 schools. They responded to the Oxford happiness Inventory, Beshart's attachment styles, King and Emmons Emotional Expressiveness Questionnaire, and Sternberg love styles Scales. Correlation analysis showed that happiness directly relates to the secure attachment style, the style of love, such as intimacy, passion, commitment, and expressiveness of excitement, and has an inverse relationship with insecure and ambivalent attachment style. The results of t-test showed that the mean of happiness in men's group is significantly higher than in comparison with women. Regression analysis in the men group showed that secure attachment style and lovecommitment style were positively and significantly, and avoidant, ambivalent attachment styles negatively predicted 40% of the variance in happiness scores. It was also found that ambivalent attachment style in the women's group negatively, and emotional expressiveness positively predicted 52% of happiness scores. Overall, it can be said that attachment styles, committed love (especially in men), and emotional expressiveness (especially in women) can explain the happiness of the teachers' community by influencing how they interact and communicate.

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Qorbanpoorlafmejani, Amir, Dehqan, Fatemeh, KARIMI, FATEMEH, & REZAEI, SAJJAD. (2020). The Role of Attachment Styles, Love Styles and Emotional Expression in Predicting the Happiness of Married Teachers. POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH, 5(4 (20) ), 15-34. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/386810/en

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Qorbanpoorlafmejani Amir, Dehqan Fatemeh, KARIMI FATEMEH, REZAEI SAJJAD. The Role of Attachment Styles, Love Styles and Emotional Expression in Predicting the Happiness of Married Teachers. POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH[Internet]. 2020;5(4 (20) ):15-34. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/386810/en

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Amir Qorbanpoorlafmejani, Fatemeh Dehqan, FATEMEH KARIMI, and SAJJAD REZAEI, “The Role of Attachment Styles, Love Styles and Emotional Expression in Predicting the Happiness of Married Teachers,” POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH, vol. 5, no. 4 (20) , pp. 15–34, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/386810/en

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