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The aim of this study is to study the impact of marriage conflict and conflict-solving styles on happiness levels. In the study of the research variables, comparing the demographic variables of individuals with the research variables, the levels of differentiation of the research variables in terms of the personal variables of participants were studied. The research was conducted by the method of survey. To determine the marriage conflicts of the participants. The "Marriage Life Survey" was developed by Dr. Zeynep Hatipoğlu Sümer (1993) and used. It was also used the 'Conflict Solution Styles Scale' developed by Ayça Özen Naked (2006) to determine the conflict solution styles of participants. Finally, to determine the happiness levels of the participants, the 'Happiness in Relationships' was developed by Fletcher and his friends (1990) and was used to determine the happiness levels of the participants. The study includes married individuals (500 persons) living within the border of Istanbul. In the research, illustrative and comparative statistical analysis methods have been applied. The prepared survey was subject to reliability analysis in the SPSS 22.0 for Windows package program. Cronbach’s Alpha method was used to measure the reliability of the survey data used in the study. According to the research findings, the study found a positive, meaningful linear relationship between the levels of marriage conflict and the levels of conflict resolution at 78.6%. As the levels of marriage conflict of participants increase, the levels of conflict resolution styles also increase (p 0,05). Moreover, there has been a positive significative link between the negative conflict resolution sub-dimensional (r=,262; p<0,01), the retreat sub-dimensional (r=,247; p<0,05), the CMO Order (r=,232; p<0,01) and happiness (r=,002; p<0,05) and the negative conflict resolution sub-dimensional (r=,262; p<0,01). There was a positive meaningful relationship between the overall dimension of conflict resolution and the level of happiness (r=,048; p<0,05) Finally, there were meaningful relationships between the subdimensions of conflict resolution and happiness. The negative conflict resolution subdimensional (r=,220; p<0,05), the neck subdimensional (r=,203; p<0,05) and the retreat subdimensional (r=,249; p<0,05) have a positive and meaningful relationship over happiness levels.

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