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This study aims to explore the relationship between the problems of conformity and automatic thoughts of adolescents from split families. The study group was formed by 9.10.11 and 12th grade students from divided families studying in the Niğde province and districts. The study included 134 girls and 74 boys, with a total of 208 students. For the purpose of collecting data in the study, the Personal Information Form was used by Meriç (2007) in the Turkish adaptation of Reynolds Adult Compliance Scanning Inventory and Shahin and Shahin (1992) in the Turkish adaptation of the Automatic Thoughts Dimension. In the analysis of the obtained data, the Independent Groups "t" Test, One Direction Variance Analysis (ANOVA), Multi-direction Regression Analysis and Pearson Moments Collapse Correlation have been used. The research finds a high level of positive relationship between the problems of adaptation of adolescents from split families and their automatic thoughts. While compliance problems and automatic thoughts differ significantly in terms of gender variable, there has been no significant difference in the cause of breakdown and the time passing through the breakdown on compliance problems and automatic thoughts. According to the results of multiple regression analyses, the scale of automatic thoughts is an important contributor to the subdimensions, the problem of anger control and the antisocial behavior. The scale of automatic thoughts has found that the thoughts towards loneliness and the negative thoughts towards disappointment have been a significant contributor to emotional trouble.