Modeling academic resilience based on attachment styles, school Psycho-social climate mediated by identity styles of first grade high school students in Marvdasht

The aim of this study was to model academic resilience based on attachment styles, school psychosocial atmosphere mediated by identity styles. The statistical population of this study includes all male and female high school students in Marvdasht, whose number in the academic year 1399-1399 was 2280 people. 357 students were selected to determine the sample size using multi-stage cluster sampling method. And through the Academic Resilience Questionnaire, Samuels, Collins and Reed Adult Attachment Styles, Delaware School Atmosphere, and Brzezinski Identity Styles were assessed. The results of simultaneous multiple regression analysis as well as Baron-Kenny hierarchical regression showed that information identity style in the relationship between attachment styles (dependence and anxiety), with future orientation, communication skills play a mediating role. . Normative identity style plays a mediating role in the relationship between attachment styles (dependence and anxiety), with positivity, future orientation, and communication skills. Information and normative identity style play a mediating role in the relationship between security and positivity, future orientation, communication skills. Confused identity style plays a perfect mediating role in the relationship between attachment styles (dependence and anxiety) and security, with positivity, future orientation, communication skills.