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The connection theory was first explained by Bowlby. The bond formed in the first years of life also affects the subsequent psychopathological process. Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is defined by repetitive behaviors that involve mind and increase anxiety and reduce anxiety, which are the main headline of anxiety disorders in today’s mental diseases classification criteria. The purpose is to compare the linking characteristics of healthy adolescents with OCD and other diseases. Method: A group of researchers from 12 to 18 years of age who applied to our clinic took 30 OKB adolescents. Adults who form the first control group (polyclinical control) and receive a different psychiatric diagnosis are based on being as close to age and gender as possible, accompanied by the working group, in their stories of OCD and other groups of anxiety disorders, mental and motor tension, common developmental disorders, psychosis, epilepsy and other neurological disorders. The second control group (health control); school guidance and class teachers are expected to be successful students in the school and at home, not having behavioral problems, assessed by. All of the young people in the group were asked to live with their parents and parents right and right. Relationship to parents and friends with the short form (EABE) and relationship to parents and parents and using the Sociotropic-Autonomic Scale (SOSOTÖ) the personality characteristics of all participants based on dependence and autonomy have been evaluated. Results: In view of the linking characteristics, there was no difference between the OKB group and healthy controls, there was a difference in the controls that had the disease. (p<0.05) When compared with the linking points, the linking score to the mother was an average of 37,0; the father’s linking average was 35,1; the parent’s linking score was 72,1 while the OKB was at the highest score and above the average with healthy groups, while the other control group had points below the average. In terms of sociotopic and autonomy scores, the healthy group had high scores, while the OKB adolescents were second and the group with different psychiatric diagnoses had the lowest scores. Discussions: The lack of meaningful relationship between connectivity security and OKB in the study may have been effective that the participants include all periods of adolescence. As it is known in the late adolescence, connectivity and emotional investments may be transferred from the mother and father to someone else. Usually, the absence of escaping features can be used to distinguish OKB from other depression disorders in general.