Examination of the Predictive Effect of Attachment Styles and Loneliness Levels on Internet Addiction of University Students

the study aims to examine the predictive effects of attachment styles and loneliness levels of male university students on internet addiction. The study was conducted with male students attending universities in Konya, and 354 male students (61.6% associate degree, 38.4% undergraduate) attending universities in Konya who wanted to participate in the study were included. Research data were collected with a general information form, Young internet addiction scale, three-dimensional attachment scale, and UCLA loneliness scale. The data obtained in the research were analyzed using the SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences) program. According to the research results, there is a positive and low level relationship (p