Abstract:

The fact of fraud, one of the most common causes of conflict in marriage relationships from the past to the present, sometimes has devastating effects that can go to the end of the relationship. The fraud, though misleading with social, cultural and religious doctrines, is very frequent. The purpose of this compilation study is to evaluate the relationship of deception and divorce from the perspective of the connection theory. The study first discussed adult bonding styles and marriage compatibility relationships, then assessed the tendency to deceive and divorce relationships with bonding styles. The theoretical relationship of connection develops depending on the relationship of the baby with the caregiver. These connectivity styles maintain their influence in adulthood, and adult connectivity styles become very effective in determining their dynamics, communication skills and conflict-solving strategies in romantic relationships. Adult bonding styles are one of the key points in understanding the tendency to deceive in marriage. Study on the subject of fraud in our country is limited and there is no study on the relationship between the styles of connection and the fraud and divorce. The study is important in terms of dealing with fraud from a link theory perspective, which is a very up-to-date topic. The findings collected in the study will provide an important perspective on the ways to follow in the point of understanding the dynamics in marriage and finding solutions to conflicts.

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