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The objective of this study is to study the relationship of university students’ connectivity styles with various psychological symptoms and to determine the level of psychological symptoms of connectivity styles. The study used the Relational Scanning method was conducted with a total of 323 students, including 227 girls (70.3%) and 96 men (29.7%), aged 17-27 years (Ort.=20,54, S=1.36) . The participants were applied a short symptom inventory and a three-dimensional connection styles scale. While a safe linking style has a negative correlation with some psychological symptoms, the escape linking style has a positive correlation with some psychological symptoms. Between the anxiety-uncertain linking style and all psychological symptoms, positive correlations have been identified. According to the results of the regression analysis, it has been found that an anxious-unstable bonding style is the most important adjustable variable for all psychological symptoms, while the safe and escaping bonding styles are the adjustable variable for some psychological symptoms. It also found that there was a difference between groups in terms of gender and psychological assistance needs or not. When the obtained data is evaluated, it has been shown that linking styles can be assessed as a risk factor for psychological symptoms.