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Identity Styles Moderate the Role of Insecure Attachment Dimensions on Internalizing Behaviors
The present study examined how identity styles and romantic attachment dimensions predict internalizing problems among 456 college students. Results indicated that the diffuse-avoidant identity style was positively associated with depressive symptoms, whereas the normative identity style was negativ
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