Attachment, Interpersonal Relations Anxiety, and Life Satisfaction in University Students

The present study investigated the relationship between Adult Attachment, Interpersonal Relations Anxiety, and Life Satisfaction in university students. It was hypothesized that there is a significant variables of study. Moreover, gender difference with respect to expected this research. Attachment Scale, Anxiety Questionnaire, Scale were used analyze variables. sample comprised 200 students ages ranging 19 25 (M=21.50, SD=.501) an equal number men (n=100) women (n=100). results indicated interpersonal relations anxiety had negative correlation life satisfaction. Furthermore, secure attachment found have positive as well it anxiety, ambivalent, avoidant attachment. Besides, scores. In addition it, ambivalent pattern. t-test showed participants don’t differ terms their satisfaction adult patterns. but they do significantly anxiety. are discussed light cultural context Pakistan existing literature.