A Comparison of Attachment Styles and Resilience Between People with Visually Impaired and Hearing Impaired and the Ordinary Ones

The aim of this research is comparison of attachment styles and resilience between people with visually impaired and hearing impaired and the ordinary one.
For this purpose, among all blind, deaf and ordinary people of Qazvin’s universities, 43 blind and 35 deaf were selected implementing random sampling. Furthermore, using multi-step clustering sampling, 52 ordinary students were selected. The data for the presented investigation were collected based on Cannor and Davidson’s questionnaire and collins and Reid’s attachment one.
The collected data were analyzed through ANOVA, Bonfrrony and T-test. Results (P People with visually impaired were more resilient than people with hearing impaired.