“…The third research direction examines the correlation between students' writing dispositions and other variables such as (a) reading attitudes and academic success (Baş, 2012;Baş & Şahin, 2012), (b) gender, classroom level, mother and father's education level and income (Baş & Şahin, 2013), (c) parents' level of education, gender, number of their reading, and the status of diary keeping (Uçgun, 2014), (d) intelligence profiles (Sengul, 2015), (e) writing transfer and learning contexts (Tremain, 2015), (f) gender, grade and attitude toward language courses (Cocuk, et al, 2016), (g) writing anxiety (Berk & Ünal, 2017) or (h) writing legibility, speeds and styles (Memis, 2018). The last research trend addressed the effect of different interventions on developing writing dispositions such as the delivery method of teacher feedback (Hawthorne, 2010), creative writing activities (Avc & Iseri, 2014;Tok & Kandemir, 2015) or using iPad access (Hoogeveen, 2016).…”