2016
DOI: 10.19128/turje.72061
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Hopelessness Level and Future Expectations of Gifted Students

Abstract: Some characteristics of gifted students may affect their view of the future positively, but some of them may have a negative influence. Therefore, the aim of the present study is to explore future hope and expectations among gifted middle school students. A mixed method was used for this research. Beck Hopelessness Scale and Positive Future Expectations Scale were administered to 65 gifted (41 boys and 24 girls) middle school students. In order to collect the qualitative data, content analysis of these gifted … Show more

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“…These students may also experience emotional problems in the face of high expectations from their families, peers and even society in general (Achter & Lubinski, 2005, Robinson, Shore & Enerson, 2007, Stewart, 1999, Ogurlu, 2016. Studies show that although gifted students have higher positive planning skills (Güleç, Karaburçak, Tatar, & Akalan, 2020), these students narrow their career options in much earlier years without considering all possible career options, focus only on professions with high status and income, and fail to develop appropriate coping methods against the pressures of their environment in this direction (Greene, 2003, Grothaus, McAuliffe, & Craigen, 2012, Sürücü, Kontaş, & Bacanlı, 2015, Özcan, 2017.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These students may also experience emotional problems in the face of high expectations from their families, peers and even society in general (Achter & Lubinski, 2005, Robinson, Shore & Enerson, 2007, Stewart, 1999, Ogurlu, 2016. Studies show that although gifted students have higher positive planning skills (Güleç, Karaburçak, Tatar, & Akalan, 2020), these students narrow their career options in much earlier years without considering all possible career options, focus only on professions with high status and income, and fail to develop appropriate coping methods against the pressures of their environment in this direction (Greene, 2003, Grothaus, McAuliffe, & Craigen, 2012, Sürücü, Kontaş, & Bacanlı, 2015, Özcan, 2017.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%