“…Onwuegbuzie et al (2001) have stated that study behaviors are discriminatory for high and low course success, note-taking and reading skills among the study behaviors are weak in students and study skills programs should be applied at an early age. Study habits and attitudes were examined by comparing with success (Dilek, 1993;Atılgan, 1998;Arslantaş, 2001;Şener, 2001;Özbey, 2007;Yörük, 2007;Çetin, 2009;Gazioğlu, 2009;Gündüz, 2009;Eren, 2011;Ergene, 2011;Memiş, 2013;Durukan et al,2015;Yıldız, 2015;Bıyıklı, 2017;Kızılboğa, 2017), learning styles (Ersoy, 2003;Günaydın, 2011;Kaya et al, 2012;Deniz, 2013;Kayacık, 2013;Bayır, 2015;Başbay et al, 2018), parent attitudes (Aydıner, 2004), and sense of self (Güngör, 2010) variables in our country. It has been determined that there are not enough studies on the relationship between study habits and attitudes and reading skills in our country.…”