The Relationship Between Trust, Commitment, Self Awareness and Relationship Quality

Abstract

Social life is based on human relationships. Family relationships to friendship, and even romantic relationships, they provide people with emotional safety, belonging, and stability. The study investigates the relationship of trust, commitment, self-awareness, and relationship quality. The complete data were gathered through the internet to make it convenient and accessible to the 200 participants aged 18-35 years using an online survey method based on the quantitative and comparative approach via Google Forms. Pearson correlation and Two-Way ANOVA were used to perform the statistical analysis. The findings revealed that relationship quality was positively correlated with commitment and negatively correlated with self-insight in females. In addition, relationship quality was positively correlated with trust, commitment and negatively correlated with self-regulation in males. Married individuals showed better relationship quality, trust than individuals with casual or committed relationships but commitment and self-awareness were seen more in individuals with committed relationships.