“…In addition, it was determined that CSP course made significant contributions to the development of skills related directly to democratic attitudes and values such as social sensitivity, responsibility, communication, teamwork, problem solving, and participation in non-governmental organizations (Özdemir and Tokcan, 2010;Waldstein and Reiher, 2001;Yılmaz, 2011). In the context of the current research, there were also studies in which the CSP was conducted only in the context of social studies teachers (Aykırı, 2017;Beldağ, Yaylacı, Gök and İpek, 2015;Bulut and Kara, 2012;Çetin and Sönmez, 2009;Gökçe, 2011;Kara, Altıntaş and Kaya, 2017;Kesten, Koçer and Egüz, 2014;Sönmez, 2010). These studies conducted with social studies teachers reported that prospective teachers gained achievements more in line with the aim and content of the course and contributed to the subjects such as "social skills development" (Sönmez, 2010), increased their sensitivity to social problems and contributed to their personal development (Gökçe, 2011), the participants generally had positive thoughts in terms of subjects covering the course aim and context (Çetin and Sönmez, 2009) and that the values gained in this process addressed the affective field and contributed to the internalization of these values and transformation into behavior with concrete practices (Kara, Altıntaş and Kaya, 2017).…”