PSYCHOLOGICAL AND TRAUMATIC OF REJECTION IN OUR LIFE'S INVESTIGATION OF EFFECTS
Creators: name: Kireç, Engin
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2023
Subjects: Exclusion, Self, Attachment, Acceptance-Rejection, Rejection, Rejection Sensitivity, Rejection Fear, Rejection Maladaptive Schema, Rejection

description: This study, which was carried out in the form of a literature review, was carried out with the objective of examining the psychological and traumatic effects of rejection in our day-to-day lives. The review was carried out in order to do this. The investigation's objective was to determine whether or not the two topics under discussion are connected to one another in any kind by analyzing their relationships to one another. It brings to a much higher level a range of aspects of our lives that are connected to specific interpersonal connections. In addition to this, there are a lot of difficulties that come along with it, the most major of which is opposition from the family. The findings of this study point to the potentially detrimental impacts that being rejected can have on a person. These effects include melancholy, feelings of worthlessness, fear of being judged, social withdrawal, quiet, and insecurity. It has come to light that there is a connection that disrupts interpersonal communication and relationships, which will ultimately result in persons having to adjust to the growth of their personalities and the difficulties they face psychologically. The fact that there is a relationship allowed for the completion of this investigation and finding. This was discovered through the utilization of a link that creates barriers to interpersonal communication and disrupts one's connections with other individuals. On the other hand, studies have shown that the rejection of an individual's emotions of worthlessness when they were a child has an effect on the emotional attachment traits that parents have, namely their sensitivity to being rejected. This is because the experience of feeling worthless as a child is carried over into adulthood. The findings are presented with the intention of serving as a foundation for further investigation, and the analysis of the data is carried out with the incorporation of findings from earlier studies. Even if we are not consciously aware of the significance of rejection, it has a significant influence on many elements of our lives, including the construction of our personalities, our behavioral reactions, and our cognitive and emotional processes. This is the case even if we are not consciously aware of the relevance of rejection. This is the case regardless of whether or not we understand the gravity of being rejected. On the other hand, being rejected is an essential component that is involved in the social as well as the psychological adjustment that occurs as a direct result of contacts with other people. This adjustment is something that takes place as a direct result of these encounters. Because of the way that these connections are structured, this modification must take place. A child's parent is the most common and significant cause of rejection, and research has shown that this personality trait has a tight link to attachment patterns and methods of parenting. The most common and significant source of rejection is a child's parent. On the other hand, it has been hypothesized that rejection sensitivity is linked to a variety of distinct psychopathologies and has the most substantial impact on a person's capacity to maintain healthy love relationships. This is based on the fact that it is the factor that has been shown to have the greatest influence. When viewed from this angle, the overriding objective is to make a contribution to and help define the direction of future research by focusing on the preservation of interpersonal relationships, marriages, psychological disorders, and even some mental diseases. This will be accomplished by focusing on the protection of interpersonal relationships, marriages, psychological disorders, and even some mental diseases. In order to achieve this goal, we will center our efforts on the protection of interpersonal relationships, marriages, psychological ailments, and even some mental diseases.