Gizem Yorgancı

Gizem Yorgancı is a third-year undergraduate student in the Department of Psychology at Bahçeşehir University. She has developed advanced competence in research methodology and statistical analysis through American Psychological Association (APA)-accredited certifications in Observational Methods and Qualitative Data Analysis and Statistics in Psychological Research. Her clinical expertise has been further strengthened through specialized training with internationally recognized experts in play therapy and attachment theory. In her research project titled “The Impact of Adult Attachment Styles on Partner Preference and Relationship Satisfaction,” she empirically examined how adult attachment patterns influence partner selection and relationship satisfaction. Guided by a strong passion for neuroscience, Yorgancı integrates psychological processes with biological perspectives. As a volunteer for the Hope Foundation for Children with Cancer (KAÇUV), she actively contributes to social responsibility projects. She currently produces content on love and relationships, media and psychology, and mental health for Psychology Times, where she also serves as the University Ambassador for Bahçeşehir University.