Influence of Emotional Maturity and Types of Attachment Styles on Adult Romantic Relationships

Abstract

The objective of the present study was to explore the influence of emotional maturity and types of attachment styles on adult romantic relationship. A total of 124 participants were taken through random sampling. The participants were given self-report questionnaires of emotional maturity, attachment styles and types of love. The findings revealed a negative correlation between romantic partnerships and emotional development, especially in terms of commitment, desire, and closeness. There were a variety of relationships between these components and close attachment style. However, there were no obvious gender differences in either romantic partnerships, attachment types, or emotional maturity. Emotional maturity had a significant impact on both intimacy and commitment, even though attachment patterns predominated in their influence.