“…In addition, Işık and Üzbe Atalay (2017), came up with the findings that the things that make children between 10 and 15 years old happy are discovering that they are talented in a subject, engaging in fun activities, spending time with family and friends, being healthy, giving and receiving presents, and academic success. In studies conducted with adolescents aiming to examine variables related to happiness, it was found that happiness has a significant positive relationship with extrovert personality traits (Furnham & Cheng, 2000;McKnight, Huebner & Suldo, 2002), life enthusiasm, gratitude, hope and love (Cihangir Çankaya & Meydan, 2018;Park & Peterson, 2008), self-esteem (Cheng & Furnham, 2002;Huebner, Gilman & Laughlin, 1999;Tagay & Baltacı, 2017;Tonga & Halisdemir, 2017), the quality relationship established with parents (Phillips, 2012;Uusitalo-Malmivaara & Lehto, 2013) and peers (Lambert et al, 2014;Köse, 2015), being successful in social relations (Heizomi, Allahverdipour, Jafarabadi & Safaian, 2016;Proctor, Linley & Maltby, 2010;Uusitalo-Malmivaara & Lehto, 2013), high academic success (Proctor, Linley & Maltby, 2010), healthy life behaviors such as avoiding substance abuse, having a healthy diet and doing sports (Bloodworth & McNamee, 2007;Kye, Kwon & Park, 2016;Mojs et. al., 2009), and functional coping strategies (Işık & Bedel, 2015;Salavera, Usán, Pérez, Chato & Vera, 2017).…”