“…When the studies conducted both in Turkey and abroad are examined, it is seen that the self-compassion level of individuals has a multidimensional structure affected by different concepts. Studies have shown that people's self-compassion levels; life satisfaction (Avşaroğlu & Güleş, 2019;Deniz et al, 2012;Neff, 2003), resilience (Alibekiroğlu et al, 2018;Neff & McGehee, 2010;Kirkpatrick, 2005), humour styles (Baş, 2019), compassion (Güleş, 2017), empathy (Daltry et al, 2018) and forgiveness (Karataş & Uzun, 2021;Kılıç & Tunç, 2020;Çakır & Yavuz Güler, 2020;Wu et al, 2019;Oral, 2016;Sarıçam & Biçer, 2015) ) is found to be positively correlated with On the other hand, the level of self-compassion of individuals; anxiety (Lightning, 2020;Neff, 2003), burnout (Kuzgun, 2020;Kara, 2018), stress (Dev, Fernando & Consedine, 2020;Sirois, Molnar & Hirsch, 2015), depression (Zhang et al, 2019;Lopez et al, 2018), perfectionism (Çarkıt & Yalçın, 2021;Şahin, Kabakçı & Olçun, 2020;Çakır & Yavuz Güler, 2020;Olgunçelik, 2019;Bayır & Lomas, 2016;Barnard & Cury, 2011), and cognitive distortions (Kılıç and Tunç, 2020;Stephenson et al, 2017;Akın,2010;Doğan, 2009).…”