The Influence Of Attachment Style And Friendship Jealousy On Relationship Aggression Among Vocational Students

Relational aggression is the intention to manipulate interpersonal relationships.It harms the other person by manipulating the relationship,such as spreading rumors(speaking badly about someone),social exclusion(exclusion of someone from an activity),etc.Heart,social and other aspects of maladaptation.Because of the hidden characteristics of relational aggression,people pay less attention to it,and often redefine relational aggression as an event that they will experience in the process of growing up,and they will eventually know how to get along with others.And feel annoyed at their own behavior.But in reality,relational aggression has a huge negative impact on both the perpetrator and the victim.In this study,the sample was longitudinally tracked,using the Intimate Relationship Experience-Relationship Structure Scale,Friendship Jealousy,and Relationship Aggression.Taking students from a vocational school in Kaili City,Guizhou Province as the research object,three follow-up surveys were conducted from November 2020 to November 2021,and a total of 709 people were followed.Study 1analyzed the effect of peer attachment on relational aggression: the mediating role of friendship jealousy,and study 2 longitudinally analyzed the relationship among peer attachment,friendship jealousy,and relationship aggression.The main results of this study are as follows:(1)There are significant gender differences in peer attachment avoidance,peer attachment anxiety,and friendship envy;(2)Peer attachment avoidance is positively correlated with relationship aggression,and peer attachment anxiety is associated with friendship jealousy and relationship aggression.Positive correlation,friendship jealousy and relationship aggression are positively correlated,peer attachment avoidance is positively correlated with peer attachment anxiety;(3)peer attachment avoidance positively predicts relationship aggression,friendship jealousy positively predicts relationship aggression;(4)peer attachment anxiety positively predicts Relationship aggression,peer attachment anxiety positively predicted friendship envy.Likewise,the higher the friendship envy,the more likely it is to have relationship aggression.(5)According to the results of repeated measures analysis of variance: T3 and T2 peer attachment avoidance>T1 peer attachment avoidance,T3 peer attachment avoidance>T2 peer attachment avoidance;T3 peer attachment anxiety>T1 peer attachment anxiety;T3 friendship envy>T2 friendship Jealousy>T1 friendship envy;T3 relational aggression,T2 relational aggression>T1 relational aggression;(6)T1 peer attachment anxiety positively predicts T2 friendship envy,and T2 peer attachment anxiety positively predicts T3 friendship envy;(7)T1 friendship envy can positively predict T2 friendship envy;T2 relational aggression was positively predicted,and T2 friendship jealousy also positively predicted T3 relational aggression.This study draws the following conclusions:(1)There are significant gender differences in peer attachment avoidance,peer attachment anxiety and friendship envy,but no significant gender differences in relational aggression;(2)peer attachment avoidance,friendship envy,Relationship aggression was positively correlated,peer attachment anxiety was positively correlated with friendship jealousy,relationship aggression,friendship envy and relationship aggression were positively correlated,peer attachment avoidance was positively correlated with peer attachment anxiety;(3)In this study,the influence of peer attachment on relationship aggression,only peer attachment anxiety affects relational aggression through friendship envy,while peer attachment avoidance does not affect relational aggression through friendship envy;(4)T1 friendship envy can positively predict T2 relational aggression,and T2 friendship envy can also positively predict T3 Relationship aggression;(5)T1 peer attachment anxiety positively predicted T2 friendship jealousy,T2 peer attachment anxiety positively predicted T3 friendship jealousy;(6)T2 peer attachment avoidance positively predicted T3 friendship jealousy.