Kişilik ile Ayrışma Bireyleşme Arasında Akran İlişkilerinin Aracılığı

Çiçek, İ̇lhan; Aslan, Ayşe Esra

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“…The moderate peer relationships of the adolescents might be associated with the regional differences and cultural changes. In their study Çiçek and Aslan (14) found that the peer relations scores of high school students were moderate. They found similar results.…”

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The Effects of Peer Relationships on Smartphone Addiction among Adolescents

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Budak

2022

Acibadem Univ Saglik Bilim Derg

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Aim: This study is aimed at determining the effect of peer relationships on smartphone addiction among adolescents. Material and Method: This cross-sectional study’s population was composed of students in the high schools of the Directorate of National Education in the city center of Batman province. For the sample, three high schools (3000 students) were selected by using the method of drawing lots in terms of the student intensity from the Provincial Directorate for National Education. The sample size was calculated as 707 students based on the power analysis. In the study, “Introductory Information Form”, “Peer Relationship Scale”, and “Smartphone Addiction Scale” were used. The data collection process took place between May 2018 and June 2018. Percentage distribution, mean, independent samples t-test, analysis of variance, Kruskal-Wallis and regression analysis were employed to assess the data. Results: The participants’ total mean scores were 45.61±11.93 in Peer Relationship Scale and 28.93±12.61 in Smartphone Addiction Scale. Peer relationships of the adolescents influenced smartphone addiction at the rate of 38% (p˂0.05). Conclusion and Recommendations: It was concluded that peer relationships and smartphone addictions of the adolescents were moderate. Peer relationships of the adolescents affected smartphone addition. In the study, it is recommended to inform the students and to organize trainings by the psychiatric nurses to increase the peer relationships of adolescents and decrease their smartphone addiction.

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“…In addition, Çiçek and Aslan (14) found in their study that peer relations scores of high school students differed significantly based on grade level. The difference between the mother's educational levels and peer relationships of the adolescents was statistically significant.…”

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The Effects of Peer Relationships on Smartphone Addiction among Adolescents

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Budak

2022

Acibadem Univ Saglik Bilim Derg

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“…In a study they conducted on delinquent adolescents, Sarraf, Singh and Dubey (2009) and identified impulsive characteristics of delinquent adolescents as an indicator of serious self-defects. Çiçek and Aslan (2019) found that the development and satisfaction of adolescents' peer relationships depend on the negative structure in separation-individuation processes. Fanatics need to find harmony with their peers in the process of belonging to a group.…”

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Examination of Separation-Individuation Characteristics on the Relationship between Fanaticism and Agression in Young Adults

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AKDENİZ

2022

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This study addresses the effects of separation-individuation processes and fanaticism levels of young adults on the emergence of aggressive behavior. The sample group consists of 377 young adults between 18 and 22 of age. The participants are asked to respond to the Separation-Individuation Test of Adolescence (SITA), Fanaticism Scale for Football Fans (FSFFF), and the Buss-Perry Aggression Scale (BPAS). Chi-square, Pearson Product-Moment correlation analysis, One-way ANOVA, and moderation analysis were used for the statistical analysis. The physical and verbal aggression scores of the males are higher than the female participants. The separation-individuation scores of female participants are higher than that of the male participants. The fanaticism levels and physical-verbal aggression, and anger of the participants are correlated positively. Finally, the separation-individuation level is observed to have moderating effect on the correlation between aggression and fanaticism. The findings show that the fanatical supporters carry their self-needs to the team-self due to the problems they experience in the process of separation from their parents while engaging in aggressive behaviors. Therefore, considering the separation processes of individuals with their parents in studies aimed at preventing aggressive behaviors due to fanaticism will increase the success of the studies.

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“…Personality is not only associated with critical life domains including work, health, and longevity but also the quality of interpersonal relationships (Gerlach et al, 2018;Roberts et al, 2007). It influences communications and attitudes in relationships (Burger, 2006;Çiçek & Aslan, 2019aÇiçek & Aslan, , 2019bShaver & Brennan, 1992). There is evidence showing the link between personality and the quality of a romantic relationship.…”

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Personality Traits and Attachments Styles in Romantic Relationships Deciding

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Journal of Family Issues

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The research highlights the need for identifying factors influencing decision-making processes in romantic relationships. This study examined whether attachment styles could explain variance in decision-making process in romantic relationships above and beyond the personality traits. The sample included 428 Turkish adults (70.3% females, Mage = 24.69, SDage = 5). Participants completed the Relationship Deciding Scale, Big Five Inventory, and Relationship Scales Questionnaire. Correlation analysis showed that relationship decision-making correlated with personality traits and attachment styles. Regression analyses revealed that preoccupied and secure attachments significantly predicted decision-making in romantic relationships above and beyond the personality traits. The results suggest that attachment styles are important in explaining decision-making in romantic relationships that may be useful for research and practice focusing on romantic relationships.

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Kişilik ile Ayrışma Bireyleşme Arasında Akran İlişkilerinin Aracılığı

Abstract: Bu makale, en az iki hakem tarafından incelenmiş ve intihal içermediği teyit edilmiştir. / This article has been reviewed by at least two referees and confirmed to include no plagiarism.

Cited by 7 publications

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The Effects of Peer Relationships on Smartphone Addiction among Adolescents

The Effects of Peer Relationships on Smartphone Addiction among Adolescents

Examination of Separation-Individuation Characteristics on the Relationship between Fanaticism and Agression in Young Adults

Personality Traits and Attachments Styles in Romantic Relationships Deciding

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