Abstract:

This study has studied the relationship between early-term incompatible schemes and depressive signs and self-consciousness. The study used the Socio-Demographic Information Form, Young Schema Scale Short Form-3, Beck Depression Scale and Self-Science Scale. The survey found that 69.9% of the 365 university students were women and 66% were first-class students. The total score of early-term incompatible schemes and emotional absence, failure, frustration, social isolation/insecurity, emotional oppression, approval seeking, intrusion/dependence, privileges/unsuitable self-audit, self-offering, abandonment, defective, punishment and threats, the negative dimension of insecurity and depressive symptoms have been statically identified in a positive direction. It is also identified a significant and negative relationship between the total score of early-period incompatible schemes and the total score of self-consciousness, self-love, self-adjustment, consciousness of sharing, isolation, awareness and excess identity. This study is prepared from the data of the master's thesis that the first writer completed in the second writer's consultation.

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