The Relationship between Masculinity Ideology, Loneliness, and Separation-Individuation Difficulties

Christopher Blazina · Rachel Eddins · Andrea Backscheider Burridge · Anna G. Settle

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This study examined the relationship between masculinity ideology, loneliness, and separation-individuation problems in college men. The results showed a positive correlation between the variables of interest. Also, masculine ideology was a significant predicator for loneliness. Implications for future research are discussed.

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