Associations between attachment styles, interpersonal stress, and smoking behavior among university students

Nanoha Okamoto; Akira Hasegawa

doi:10.4992/pacjpa.89.0_507

January 1, 2025The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological AssociationOpen Access

Associations between attachment styles, interpersonal stress, and smoking behavior among university students

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To explore the connections between attachment styles, interpersonal stress, and smoking behavior in university students.
Examined attachment styles among university students.
Assessed levels of interpersonal stress and smoking behavior.
Analyzed the mediating effects of depressive symptoms and loneliness on the relationships.
Identified significant associations between attachment styles and smoking behavior.
Found interpersonal stress to be linked with higher smoking rates.
Depressive symptoms and loneliness mediated the relationship between attachment styles and smoking.

Implication

Examines associations between attachment styles and smoking behavior in university students, highlighting the role of stress and loneliness.

Abstract

Associations between attachment styles, interpersonal stress, and smoking behavior among university students:Mediating role of depressive symptoms and loneliness

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Okamoto et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Associations between attachment styles, interpersonal stress, and smoking behavior among university students

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Associations between attachment styles, interpersonal stress, and smoking behavior among university students

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