SOCIAL SCIENCES STUDIES JOURNAL (SSSJournal), Year 2019 Issue 49

The Role of Animation Cartoons in Value Education: Ice Age Example

Melike DOĞAN ŞEN, — 2026-07-16

The value is precious. It is the whole of material, spiritual, positive, negative things that a nation has, which is accepted by the whole society. Many factors, especially family, are effective in transferring the values from generation to generation. Recently, mass media, which are getting more and more influential, have reached the top position in the transfer of value, reaching a universal position through the television and cartoons, which have an important place especially in children's world. Animation cartoons that give a new dimension to the cartoon world with its developing technology are not only children in recent years; young, adults have been influencing large masses by appealing to every mass. Animation cartoons have an important place in the transfer of values with educational aspects as well as entertaining and laughing children. In this context; the aim of the research is to reveal the role of animation cartoons in the value education by examining the Ice Age animation cartoon film according to the Schwartz values list including the values in the curriculum of the Social Studies curriculum. The universe of your research is animated cartoons. The sampling is the first series of the Ice Age animation cartoon line, which is selected based on the success of the game. Findings obtained by the method of document analysis were analyzed by descriptive analysis method. When the findings of the study are examined; in the film, there are ten values on the Schwartz values list. It has been found that 35% of the most frequently repeated value is helpfulness. This value is 14% power rating and 13% safety rating. From these findings, it can be said that the Ice Age animation cartoon line has an appropriate and positive content in terms of value education, and the role models that children can take in the film are exhibited. Animation cartoons can be used as an alternative method for value transfer when the effects of cartoons on children are taken into account.

A Field Study On The Effect Of Organizational Identification On Social Loafing And Cyberloafing

Salih YEŞİL,, Zeliha Fatma YILMAZ — 2026-07-16

In today's competitive conditions, it is not enough to operate only the employees who work on their job so that the organizations can continue their activities effectively and continue their existence. Organizational identification is the perception of the employee to belong to the organization and to keep oneself with the organization. In other words, it is a psychological bridge between the employee and the organization. Social loafing is that the members of the organization working as a group make less effort compared to the members of the organization working individually. Cyberloafing is employees’ usage of information technologies for non-work related objectives during the work hours. In this study, the effect of organizational identification on social loafing and cyberloafıng was investigated. In addition, whether or not these variables differ significantly according to demographic variables were examined. The hypothesis of the study was created by using the related literature. The study was supported by a field study. Data were collected by means of questionnaires from 91 administrative staff of a holding in Kahramanmaraş. Data were analyzed by using frequency, correlation, regression and ANOVA methods. As a result of the analyzes carried out within the scope of the study, it was determined that organizational identification did not affect social loafing and cyberloafıng. In addition, it was found that there was a statistically significantly differereces between cyberloafıng and total working time between demographic variables. The results are discussed from theoretical and practical perspectives.

A Brief Overview Of The Era Of The Chagatai Khan Tarmashirin

Yunus Emre TANSÜ,, Baran GÜVENÇ — 2026-07-16

With the death of Genghis Khan, the great empire he founded was shared among his sons. Chagatai Khan established dominance in almost all the regions of East and West Turkistan. Chagatai Khanate has a cosmopolitan structure in terms of religious diversity. Chagatai Khan pursued a policy of exploitation in order to consolidate his dominance in these regions. In 1326, Tarmashirin Khan became the ruler of Chagatai Khanate and took the name Alaeddin after converting to Islam. With Tarmashirin's adoption of Islam, trade and political relations between Islamic countries and Chagatai Khanate developed. The fact that Tarmashirin had good relations with Islamic countries was not welcomed by some sections of the Mongolian traditions and customs and they announced their allegiance to his uncle's son Buzun. The traditional Mongolian lords in Yedisu and Dzungaria who wanted to revive the Chagatai Khanate, dethroned Tarmashirin and killed him. The turmoil and instability following the killing of Tarmashirin Khan led all the way to the collapse of the khanate. As a result of the lack of political unity, the Chagatai nation was divided into two. One was the settled Transoxiana, the majority of which was Muslim, and the other was Mongolia, which maintained its equestrian-nomadic culture, adhering to Mongolian traditions and customs.

The Motivator Effect of Social Media Shares in Preferring Kars As A Tourist Destination: Eastern Express Example

Ahmet Berke DEMİRAL,, Levent GELİBOLU — 2026-07-16

Rapid developments in the field of technology contribute to the diversification of information technology tools. With this diversification, the importance of social media tools in human life is increasing and the number of social media users is increasing day by day. People share the changes in their lives, places they travel, food choices and many events in their daily lives in social media. The role of the comments made by the consumers who are experienced in the services provided especially in the tourism sector is important. In this study, the role of social media sharing in the choice of touristic consumers for Kars is tried to be determined. A survey was conducted for the Eastern Express passengers visiting the Kars destination, and subjects such as the levels of social media use in the travel processes, the information sources most used in destination selection, and the frequencies of social media use were investigated. In the study using basic analysis methods, it was found that social media was an effective factor in destination selection and holiday processes, and in this process, it was found that the participants were more affected by social media sharing such as historical-cultural places and local products.

Being An Asylum Seeker Woman In The Eyes Of Asylum Seeker Women In Kirikkale: A Sociological Evaluation

Dolunay ŞENOLDolunay ŞENOL,, Aşkın TAŞTAN — 2026-07-16

Abstract In its most general sense, migration, defined as a displacement movement, involves many different dimensions and influences. Recent studies reveal that women, who are thought to be passive, are actually active. Accordingly, women carry out very important and play effective functions from the migration decision, sequence of migration and adaptation to the migrated country. Because of the patriarchal structure, the level of education of the woman is low, and women live their life by executing the taken decisions rather than taking decisions. This is not compatible with the obligations imposed on women on migration process. Women, who have been living for many years in a passive way, have an important function starting from the decision of the immigration process. During migration, the woman continues to be a mother and wife in addition to being an individual. While they are migrate, they continue to keep-up their family, help the adaptation to where they are migrate; on the other hand they also have to economically support their family and work at outside. However, it is not easy for women to try to stay alive with their family without knowing the language, socio-cultural and economic structure of the migrated country, therefore, asylum-seeking women find themselves in a much more challenging struggle than the other members of the family. This study consists of two parts. In the first part, the phenomenon of migration is discussed theoretically. In the second part, there is the date of semi-structured interviews made with 20 women living in Kırıkkale as an asylum seeker. The data obtained from the interviews with women in the asylum-seeker status have been tried to be interpreted with a sociological point of view in the light of the information in the theoretical section. In case the local authorities considers the data emerging from this study, it is expected that living conditions of asylum seekers will improve and this will play an important role in Turkey’s integration.

Applied Economic Effects And Security Policy Against Drug Smuggling In Turkey

Zeynep Müjde SAKAR, — 2026-07-16

Drugs are a multi-layered, multi-dimensional problem that threatens societiestoday and tomorrow, especially capturingyoungergenerations, but it is an important harmfactor affecting the developmentlevel of countries that cause deepwounds in the mental and physical health of individuals and cause destruction in the society. The use of drugsdisregards the peace and security of the public; it deeplyundermines the social and economic interests of society and undermines social justice and fundamentalprinciples of law. The fight against drug-related crime has been one of the most important factors in a country's efforts to achieve and maintain economic and social stability, such as the protection of public order and state authority, ensuringjustice in the interpersonalincomedistribution, not compromising public security, and underminingdemocratic and moral values. With the occurrence of drug-related offenses, the economies of countries suffer the most. In countries where crimes are committed intensively, security expenditures are also increasing; While the resources of the country are looted by financial crimes, they are used to eliminate the security gap caused by these resources. In cases where the fight against these crimes is inadequate, it is seen that inequality in incomedistribution among individuals is increasinglydamaged by the understanding of justice, unrest in society is triggered and social pollutionoccurs. Because social pollution in society constitutes the basis of political pollution and this negative situation causes the trust in the state and weakens the authority of the state, but it shows how important it is to struggle with the organizations that cause seriousdamages to the economic and social texture of the countries and therefore put heavycosts on the society. . in this study, the economic reflections of the dataobtained from the concept of drugs, drug market, anti-drugpolicies in the State are evaluated. These assessments Ministry of Interior Police General Directorate of Anti-Smuggling and data of the Organized Crime Agency based on information and documents received from the presidential security policiesapplied in the fight against drugswithin the scope of the criminal economy, Turkey 2005-2012 year has been prepared based.

From Sancak Management To Village Management Requirements

Mehmet Salih MERCAN, — 2026-07-16

Abstract In Van and its surroundings, as it used to be, today, the real life is gathered in the plains, in the wide valley floors. Because they are suitable places for agriculture. Large, small residential areas have been established, developed and altered in these places. All of these are settlements with historical value; The main ones are Van (formerly Tispdo) Erciş (Arçeş), Adilcevaz (Artske) and Ahlat (Khelath). These fortified settlements, which are surrounded by moons and trenches in the old and middle ages, have been out of the city walls and became an open city in the last centuries by providing security and public order. The plains around the Lake Van are scattered in the mountains despite the settlement being mass. Economic life in the region is based on agriculture and animal husbandry. The first one is the plains, the second one is the mountain plateaus covering the large areas. Van Urartu civilization marked the history of Van. It is not known exactly when and how this name was given to the Van city of today, whose history was named ne Tusba ne as the government center of the state founded by Urartians in the eighth century. Specific there is anything that is in the room this is the same name of the city and the lake. In the past, the city of “Van As, which had retained this name for two centuries by taking the Tusba name in the past, later became Assyrian inscriptions; Trusba, Vanna, Chwan in Persian, Buana in Ptolemayos, named after Byzantine people with the same name.

The Role of Language Reinforcement Programs in Cultural Convergence (Turkey Kyrgyzhstan Example)

Neşide YILDIRIM, — 2026-07-16

Language is the agreement that people make with words or signs to communicate what they think and hear, and it shows the thinking system of a nation. It reflects the culture of societies, world view, the various phases that it has gone through throughout history and its relations with other societies. Language has an impact and importance in human and societal relations, intercultural interaction, scientific study and technological development. The importance of practicing in learning foreign languages is possible with language reinforcement programs. International mobility is important for this. International mobility can be done for different names and different purposes. What we will do to improve the language is called the language reinforcement program. The topic of the article is to discuss the success of language reinforcement for societies, to measure and determine its impact. Some universities such as BGU- University of Social Sciences and Joseph Balasagun Kyrgyz National University in Kyrgyzstan have Turkey Turkish departments. Every year, these universities sent trainees to the contracted institutions in Turkey under the program called “Language Enhancement Program” for six months. The aim of this study is to determine the experiences and opinions of the faculty members working in the university related to this application; to evaluate the relations between Turkey and Kyrgyzstan's consolidation in terms of language strengthening, cultural and emotional closeness as an international language application. The sample of the study consisted of ten academicians working in Yusuf Balasagun Kyrgyz National University in the fall semester of 2018-2019, six volunteer women and four men aged between 35-50 years. The study is a qualitative research and data collection tool is the interview.

A Holistic Overview Of The Mixed Method Research

Sevda KATITAŞ, — 2026-07-16

Considering the widespread use of mixed research in social sciences in recent years, how important it is to find out the reasons that lead researchers to use mixed methods and to understand the nature of mixed research. Mixed-method research can be defined as research patterns involving at least one quantitative and one qualitative approach. Therefore, it is possible to say that in a research conducted with mixed methods, many methods that are foreseen by quantitative and qualitative approaches are used and the results obtained through these methods are combined with a holistic approach in order to answer research questions. In this study, mixed method research is handled with a holistic approach. In this context, mixed method research is primarily examined conceptually and the reasons for using the method are emphasized. Afterwards, information about the patterns used in the implementation of the mixed method research is given and the issues that need to be considered in selecting these patterns are emphasized. Then, mixed method research process is determined within the scope of determination of research purpose, determination of research questions, sample selection, data collection, analysis and interpretation of data. Finally, the validity types that are taken into consideration in the validity of mixed method researches are mentioned.

Auditor Independence And Rotation

Mehmet Ünsal MEMİŞ, — 2026-07-16

In the early 2000s, corporate failures in some high-profile businesses have raised concerns about the accuracy and reliability of the Company's financial statements. Although the responsibility for preparing the financial statements in accordance with the needs and the fair depends on the management of the company as stipulated by the board of directors, the criticisms are largely based on the quality of the independent (external) audit process which assumes the task of auditing the financial statements and the independence of the auditors conducting the audit process. In response to these criticisms, a number of regulatory bodies have undertaken efforts to strengthen auditor independence by mandatory rotation of auditors or audit firms after a certain period of time. When the studies in the field of mandatory rotation practice (literature) are examined, it is observed that compulsory rotation application has positive and negative effects on audit quality in general. While positive opinions are united in terms of preventing the rapprochement between the auditor and the customer through the application of rotation, reducing the pressure of the customer business managers on the auditors and gaining new perspectives to the audit; negative opinions are combined to increase costs, prevent knowledge and specialization. There is a consensus that in most of the studies examining the effects of mandatory rotation on auditor independence and in most of the studies examining the relationship between auditor independence and rotation, although there are exceptions, mandatory rotation improves auditor independence “independence in fact” and “independence in apperance” basis.

Metaphoric Perceptions Of Social Workers Towards Child Neglect And Abuse

Esra DEMİR ÖZTÜRK,, Furkan ATMACA — 2026-07-16

Objective: İn this study, is to determine the metaphoric perceptions of social workers towards child neglect and abuse. Methods:The study group of the research consists of the professional staff serving in the province and districts under Muş Provincial Directorate of Family and Social Policies. In the qualitative research, the study group attained by purposeful sampling was given forms prepared by the researcher and asked to complete the sentences including expressions.“The child is like..because..”,“Neglect is like..because..”,“Abuse is like.. because..",“Abused child is like.. because..” and “Abuser is like.. because..”.In the analysis of the data, content analysis method was used in accordance with the qualitative research pattern. Findings: It was seen that social service workers developed 74 different metaphors related to the concepts of “child, neglect, abuse, abused child and abuser. It was determined that while the metaphors related to the concept “child” were positive, those related to the concepts “neglect, abuse, abused child and abuser” reflected negative features. It was seen that the social workers used the metaphor “cheerful” for the concept “child”, the metaphor “abandoned buildings and plates left dirty”for the concept “neglect”, the metaphors “cancerous cell, poison and earthquake” for “abuse”,the metaphors “ruins and fading rose” for “abused child” and the metaphors “bomb, thief and tumor” for “abuser.” Result: It is suggested that abuse can be prevented by reflecting the positive and negative perceptions of social workers on children to their practices.

William De Koning Description Of Women Figures In Pictures

Mustafa DİĞLER,, Mustafa Cevat ATALAY — 2026-07-16

William De Koning's pictorial works can be seen as a surface depicting women in abstraction by iconic expression. The artist has an abstract expressionist attitude and his works are generally very large. The purpose of this article is to interpret and reveal the forms of female figures in the artist's paintings. In this study, literature scanning and document analysis method was applied. Her paintings spread over a long period of time. In her series, female figures can be regarded as an important period of mastery. Female figures were included in the famous works of the artist, where he also recognized and exhibited different approaches. The female figure is a historically ancient imagination. Although the history of this description is not clearly defined, it can be said that humanity is more a kind of description after the transition to settled life.

The Psycho Social Function Of Justice In Al-Maturidi

Osman ORAL, — 2026-07-16

Justice, which has a wide area of meaning and practice, has an important function in one's beliefs, speechs and behaviors. Islamic scholar al-Maturidi perceives justice as a psychological and sociological concept of the manifestation of faith in the life of a Muslim. He interprets justice as a psycho-social factor and moral virtue in individual and social life to live in accordance with the principles of dirness, order, fairness and equality. The mind understands the beauty of justice and the ugliness of cruelty. Allah asks his servants to be fair in their hearts, speech, behaviors, social life, and all human relations, to behave with justice, to be free from cruelty and injustice. He loves those who judge justly and those who do justly. Selfishness, neutrality, lying, greed for goods, hatred and hostility, as well as various fears, are among the psycho-social negative situations that prevent people from behaving fairly. Al-Maturidi, who states that emotions and senses are the test factor, says that the heart, mind and will of man are effective in using them in a controlled and good way. The biggest factor against the psycho-social obstacles that prevent justice is the awareness of responsibility, the phenomenon of taqwa. Achieving individual and social peace, solving problems, the source of peace and happiness is justice. It is possible that the most cherished thing in man is perceived well by his mind, to be understood, to be internalized in his heart, and to live justice in all aspects of his life in a good and correct way. The levels of culture and civilization of social institutions can be measured in the proportion of their importance to justice and their fair practices. Justice in belief; faith and tawhid, justice in speech; true and beautiful words, while being seen as telling the truth in testimony and true testimony, justice in behavior; is manifested in the form of doing wise, good moral acts with fairness, measure and respect, and taking responsibility and suffering the consequences. In this study, according to al-Maturidi, the psycho social function of justice in human life is examined.

Globalization, Consumption And Importanca Of Shopping Centers In Consumption Society

Refik NAS,, Hanım İDE — 2026-07-16

This study examines the modern society and production-consumption culture from the traditional society and the production-consumption culture together with globalization. The phenomenon of consumption emphasizes the period of the 1950s and 1980s. Demand consumption represents a transformation into a structure that identifies identity, which leads to human behavior, eliminating consumption. In this context, changing consumption structure and shopping center culture are examined together with globalization.Also in our study, how the capitalism becomes a dominant structure on both the individual and the society and the methods used by consumption are discussed in the context of globalization of consumption. In this context, the emergence and transformation of shopping centers, which are places where consumption madness is intense, has been examined. Changes in the areas of consumption along with modernization have gone through many processes up to now. Consumption society, the concept of consumption entering into human life with the help of brands and images imposed by the society satisfied with this process, put pressure on routine life. Thus, the relationship between the individual and consumption is built in this structure. Our study shaped around this relationship examines the emergence of shopping centers and the relationship between individual and consumption.

Third Generation Universities

Ferhat AĞÇAY, — 2026-07-16

As an institution, universities have been influenced by the important historical, political and economic developments of their time in the historical process and created their own background and culture, and the tasks expected from them have been shaped accordingly. In line with today's developments and knowledge economy, universities are expected to provide services to the society in addition to education and research and development tasks. Universities should put forward a new model by transforming their long-standing traditional structures in order to fulfill these tasks. This new model, which is based on collaborations, competition principles, internationalization, economic returns and commercialization of research results, emerges as Third Generation Universities. In this study, the reasons that prepared the concept of Third Generation University which emerged as a result of the changing university paradigm were analyzed.

The Concept Of Capital Reduction, Effects And Tax Size

Özgür ILGIN, — 2026-07-16

The concept of capital has become a multidimensional term which has been growing from past to present with its definitions from various discipline. Because of the reflection of economic process to fiscal space, the concept of capital is also subjected to legal regulations. In the present study, clarifying the concept of capital, formation and change of capital structure are examined from a technical aspect. While company's decisions of capital reduction becomes legal obligation in some instances, the decisions can be made by the factors affecting capital structure such as improvement of financial statements, tax planning, idle capital, split-off. Capital reductions have multilateral effects and tax results. The relation must be taken into consideration in tax planning due to the recognition of different tax implications.

Sheikh Osman Avni Rûhâvî (Date Of Death: 1300/1883) The Greatest And Famous Caliph Of Abdurrahman Khalis Kirkuki

Ömer NECATİ, — 2026-07-16

Sheikh Osman Avnî Rûhâvî is the murshid of Khalisiyya branch of Kadiriyya. Khalisiyya branch is the great and important branch among the Kadiriyya branches. Khalisiyya branch was founded by Abdurrahman Khalis Kerkuki in Kerkuk. He lived between 1787-1858. Dede Osman Avnî Baba is the greatest and most famous caliph of Abdurrahman Khalis Kerkuki and Kadiriyya. He lived Urfa city and educated the people over 70 years. A written work that belongs to him could not found. However, It is understood from his foundation books that he collected the religious sciences and taught them in the Dergâh. He spent his whole life for educating people and the remembrance of Allahu Teâla. He was the gateway of the mysticism to Anatolia by educating many God-friendly people. This great schoolar, who has gathered the strongest branches of Kadiriyya, has illuminated his age and he has been an important ring in Kadiriyya chain. Worship, dhikr, miracle constitute the main text of his secret biography which can reach up to the present day. The greatest caliph of Dede Osman Avnî Baba is Ömer Hudâyî who brings divine love to the Anatolian people’s hearts, from the clear river of the khalisiyya branch. Khalisiyya branch, in fact, entered the Anatolia by Dede Osman Avni Baba and spreaded in Anatolia by Hacı Ömer Hüdâyî Baba.

The Effects Of Foreign Trade On Economic Freedoms: Panel Data Analysis For E-7 Countries

Burcu KILINÇ SAVRUL,, Onur YAĞIŞ — 2026-07-16

In this study for E-7 countries China, India, Brazil, Mexico, Russia, Indonesia and Turkey exchange rates for foreign direct halves; the effects of national income per capita and state expenditures on economic freedoms were analyzed by using panel data analysis method which takes into account the horizontal cross-sectional dependence using annual data for the period [2000-2016]. Stability of series; Horizontal cross-sectional dependence was taken into consideration by Hadri-Kurozumi (2012) test which is one of the second generation unit root tests. Westerlung-Edgerton (2007) was examined with LM bootstrap test. Augmented Mean Group estimator method was used. As a result of the study, when the effects of foreign exchange rates, foreign direct investments, national income per capita and government expenditures on economic freedoms are examined; exchange rates have negative, direct foreign investments, per capita national income and government expenditures have positive statistically significant effects.

Bibliometric Profile Of The Thesis Published On The Culture Of Food

Ömür ALYAKUT, — 2026-07-16

In this study, it was aimed to determine bibliometric properties of graduate theses about food culture within the framework of various parameters. For this purpose, the official web site of the National Thesis Center of Higher Education Institution was searched with the keyword "food culture" and 45 theses published in 2000-2019 (first 9 months) were included in the study. Academic level, year of publication, university, institute, department, other keywords, subjects, sampling method, sample group, data collection tool, supervisor titles, page numbers of these theses were examined from bibliographic perspective and subjected to frequency analysis in accordance with related parameters. As a result, it has been determined that the theses published on food culture are often master's theses and they are handled within the scope of revealing local or ethnic food cultures and contributing to the formation of inventory. It was determined that the highest number of master's theses were made in the field of Turkish Language and Literature, followed by Gastronomy and Culinary Arts. In this study, it is determined that document analysis is frequently performed in these theses and purposive sampling method is used. This study is important in terms of revealing the interdisciplinary nature of the subject.

Historical Development Of Turkish Civil Society: A Comparative Analysis From The Ottoman Empire To The Republic (1839-1950)

Aybala LALE,, Melek KAYMAZ MERT — 2026-07-16

Civil society, one of the most essential constituents of democracy, is a necessity of organised social life. Civil society intellection has a rooted background in Turkey. To grip today’s sivil society intellection the background of it in Turkey must be addressed. The aim of this study is to compare the sivil society movements which emerged as a result of modernization at the last periods of the Ottoman Empire with the first years of the Republic until the end of single-party system. Within this scope, in the first part of the study, the concept of sivil society will be analyzed. In the second part of the study, after mentioning the sivil society organizations in general terms, the ones that emerged during the political reforms made in the Ottoman State, and the ones emerged at the first years of Republic will be examined. Lastly, the comparison of sivil society intellection between the years of 1839 and 1950 from the point of the Ottoman Empire and Turkish Republic will be done.

Characteristics of Tradesmen Engaged in Construction Works in the Ottoman Empire; Some Determinations About Konya in the Eighteenth Century

Zafer YILDIRIM, — 2026-07-16

Construction works have an important place in people's lives. The need for shelter and the efforts of people to produce quality buildings made it necessary to specialize in these works. One of the states where this specialization is seen is the Ottoman State. With the growth of the Ottoman Empire, which reigned in large lands, services such as building construction and repair started to increase. Over time, an expert layer that has seen these services has emerged. Tradesmen groups with an organized structure both in the center of the state and in the provinces continued to carry out the construction works. Hassa Mimarlar Ocagi is the top unit of this organization. The most important role in the commissioning of the working order and the administrators of the provincial architects and other tradesmen was the responsibility of the Hassa Mimarlar Ocagi under the leadership of the mimarbasi. Tradesmen groups such as architects, neccar, benna, blacksmiths, who were interested in these works throughout the country, served in accordance with the organizational regulations. An ancient Ottoman city in Konya, architects and other trades groups engaged in construction work is seen to work intensively in eighteenth century. In particular, the repair of some buildings such as masjid, madrasah and mosque are common in this period. In the repair works, the expenses were determined by a delegation first and then the craftsmen assigned were performing the service in accordance with this discovery. In this study, first of all, the functioning of construction services within the Ottoman Empire will be discussed and the organizational structure of the artisans working in this field will be discussed. Then, based on the documents about how these services were provided in the eighteenth century in Konya, the determinations will be made.

Effects Of Social Emotional Development Program On The Social And Emotional Skills Of Gifted Children

Elif Engin BÜYÜKÜNAL GÖYÇEK,; Ayşin KAPLAN SAYI ; Aylin SÖZER ÇAPAN , Engin EKER — 2026-07-16

EFFECTS OF SOCIAL EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ON THE SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS OF GIFTED CHILDREN While there are no difficulties in improving the academic achievement of gifted students, there are difficulties in improving their emotional intelligence and skills of overcoming socialization problems. Considering this problem, for primary education students that are second grade, a program called “I in social life” has been created for gifted students. This program consists of 5 modules.The study was launched on 24 September 2018 in Istanbul province. The application, which was launched in the Sariyer District of Istanbul, was studied with 10 students who were diagnosed with superior intelligence through the WISC-R intelligence test. The Social Skills Assessment Scale (SSAS) was used for students before and after the study. The differences in the preliminary and final tests were examined. The 5 modules covered in the Social Skills Assessment Scale (SSAS) are relationship initiation skills (ris), group-related skills (grs), emotional skills (es), self-control skills (scs), coping skills (cs).

The Effect Of Green Supply Chain Applications On Business Performance And Competitiveness - A Company Analysis And Application In Manufacturing Industry

Ahmet Alper SAYIN,, Mehmet KÖSE — 2026-07-16

In a rapidly changing and developing world, market conditions are also changing indirectly, and companies that are constantly striving to keep up with the change and maintain their existence and to ensure their continuity have recently wanted to draw attention to the importance of supply chain management. Due to technological innovations, natural resources and future trends in the world have become traceable. The raw materials and materials used in business processes increase the diversity of energy sources and the relationship with the natural environment. In the changing and developing world, the logistics sector has been affected as well. In order to be beneficial to nature and people, companies and manufacturers have developed Green Supply Chain Management. Green purchasing, green design, green production, green marketing, green distribution and reverse logistics are the elements that make up the green supply chain management. Although green supply chain management practices are generally seen in the manufacturing sector, they have indirectly inspired all sectors. In this study, the Effect of Green Supply Chain Applications on Business Performance and Competitiveness A Company Analysis and Application in Manufacturing Industry was investigated.

Mustafa Ersen Erkal's Wiews On Globalization, European Union And Multiculturalism As The Factors That Undermine Turkish Society

Ahmet BEKTAŞ, — 2026-07-16

Mustafa Ersen Erkal is a sociologist who shows great interest in the fundamental issues of Turkish society. In this study, the authors' views of globalization, European Union and multiculturalism are mentioned and it is examined that these issues are a social problem in Turkish society and that Globalization and European Union intends to break up the Turkish society. Our study focuses more on the negativities of globalization and the damages caused by globalization to the economies of developing countries like us under the influence of multinational companies are clearly stated. The extent to which the economic, cultural and political damages as well as the damages are clearly shown. Another issue which the European Union Turkey has been in a constant struggle to put a certain mold. Despite the promises of being a member of the promises of continuous postponement has always been a way. Finally polyphony of multiculturalism in Turkey, creating a peaceful environment for the country's corruption and increasingly applied to other projects is desirable to erode the Turkish national identity. Globalization, European Union and Multiculturalism are three important projects implemented in order to break the resistance of Turkish society.

Urban Harmony Of The Syrian Refugees: Kirsehir Example

Ethem Ali DÖLEK,, Azize Serap TUNÇER — 2026-07-16

Migration is a phenomen whose historical process is very old and has many reasons such as political, cultural, economic and internal/external. As a matter of fact, because of the civil war in Syria, millions of Syrians have been forced to leave their country and settle in other countries. At the beginning of the rest of the country extended a helping hand to the Syrians come to immigrate Turkey. However, the phenomenon of the immigration brings with it a number of cultural and economic problems for both immigrants and the immigrants in the region. In this study, because of the civil war in Syria, the problems of Syrian refugees who settled in Kırşehir province in urban areas have been tried to be addressed. The study group consisted of 197 Syrian refugees, 107 male and 90 female in Kırşehir. In the study, structured interwiew form was used as a data collection tool and descriptive analysis apprach was used for data analysis. Study results show the Syrian in Turkey because of the similarity of their culture with Turkish culture very few a problem, because they are a living cultural communication, it was determined that having some problems in employment and economy.

A Metaphorical Analysis Of Children Between The Ages 15-18 Perceptions On Concept Of Music

Gökhan BAK,; Alparslan BAK , Murat İŞİLDAK — 2026-07-16

In this study, perceptions of children between the ages of 15 and 18 on the concept of music were examined through metaphors. One of the qualitative research methods, phenomenology model was used. In Çorlu district of Tekirdağ, 120 children aged 15-18 years were interviewed face to face by simple random sampling. The metaphors they developed for the concept of music were examined by content analysis method. As a result of the study, it was seen that children between the ages of 15-18 developed 42 metaphors under 8 categories related to the concept of music. It has been explained by metaphors that music is a guiding, addictive, entertaining, combining, expressing emotions, treating, resting and providing peace.