CLASSIFICATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF ASSOCIATED POPULATION BASED ON RELATIONSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY

In this study, a new methodology is proposed for classifying associated populations by assessing their emotional and regional ties, utilizing a two-factor attachment style framework. This classification divides the population into four distinct types: Sustained, Dependent, Independent, and Detached, each exhibiting unique characteristics in relation to the region. The findings illustrate how these categories can predict the nature of relationships and emotional commitments to regions. This study also highlights the mutability of regional perspectives influenced by emotional attachments. Drawing from these observations, it recommends specific administrative strategies aimed at enhancing and nurturing positive relationships between populations and regions.