Comparison of emotional failure and Dark Triad personality in women with and without drug preparation

The purpose of this study was to compare emotional failure and Dark Triad personality of women with and without drug preparation. The causal-comparative research method and the sample consist 120 women (60 cases for women with addiction preparation and 60 women without drug preparation) that was drawn from all women aged 18 to 45 years in Ardabil city that with convenient method were selected. The research tool was a questionnaire for Ross emotional failure and Jonson and   Webster Dark Triad personality that after completing the obtained data, Using multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA). The results of the study showed that there was a significant relationship between emotional deficiency among women There is a significant difference between addiction and non-addiction, and the results show that emotional failure in women is more likely to be addicted than non-addicted women. There is also a significant difference between self-identified personality trait in women with and without addiction. Self-identified personality trait is more prevalent in women than non-addicted women. According to these findings, one can conclude that women who are with drug preparation, experiencing emotional failure and Dark Triad personality.