The aim of this research is to reveal the relationship between perceived emotional abuse in adults and psychological resilience, body image and Beck's cognitive triad concept. This study was conducted online with 214 adults aged 18 and over across Turkey. Demographic Information Form, Brief Psychological Resilience Scale, Body Image Scale, Perceived Emotional Abuse Scale and Cognitive Triad Scale were used. The statistical data of the research were made in IBM SPSS Statistics 23.0 program. The correlation coefficients of the scores obtained from the scales used were examined with Pearson Correlation analysis. Independent Sample T test was used when comparing two groups, and Anova test was used when comparing three or more groups. As a result of the research, perceived emotional abuse was found to be negatively related to body image, psychological resilience and the self perception of himself, the future and the outside world in the cognitive triad model. In other words, as the person's perceived emotional abuse score increases, psychological resilience, body perception, and the self perception of himself, the future, and the outside world in the cognitive triad model decrease.In addition, economic status. It has been found that perceived emotional abuse increases as it gets worse, and that there is a significant increase in emotional abuse experienced by individuals who have experienced parental loss compared to individuals who have not. The research results are discussed in the light of the literature.