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The purpose of this research is to examine the views of middle school mathematics teachers about the usability of VUstat and TinkerPlots software in data processing learning in the Curriculum of Mathematics Teaching in Middle School (5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades). In the study, the phenomenology design from qualitative research patterns was employed. The study group was determined by maximum variation sampling method of purposeful sampling methods. The number of middle school mathematics teachers in the study group is 14. Pre-Interview Form, Activity Forms, Software Evaluation Forms and Focus Group Interview Form were used as the data collection tool in the research. The analysis and interpretation of the data was done by content analysis. The results of the research show that teachers have some problems regarding the use of technology in teaching mathematics and that VUstat and TinkerPlots software can be used in statistical teaching even though they have certain deficiencies. Some suggestions were made according to the results of the research.

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Bernoulli’s Theorem has a very special position in probability and is the first crucial theoretical achievement in the history of probability. Bernoulli’s Theorem, which forms the basis of indispensable topics in mathematics and statistics, such as the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem, was introduced to Turkey by Salih Zeki in the first probability work published in Turkey, Hulâsa-i Hesâb-ı İhtimâlî (1898). Although there is a large amount of research literature on Ottoman-period mathematical works, there is still a long way to go in terms of evaluating the mathematical content of these works. In order to contribute to this situation, Bernoulli’s theorem and how this theorem is discussed in Hulâsa-i Hesâb-ı İhtimâlî are emphasized. The entire work, written in the old Turkish script, was read, the relevant parts were written in modern Turkish, and Bernoulli’s theorem in the work was compared and analyzed with foreign sources of the period. Our research confirms that Salih Zeki is a pioneer in that he introduced a work on probability to Turkish science for the first time. However, it was determined that the theorem he called Bernoulli’s Theorem in his book corresponded to a different concept, Littlewood’s Law, as it is known today. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this study is to determine and evaluate the publications, citation relationships and trends followed in this field by examining the articles published on "strategic marketing" with bibliometric analysis. In addition, it is aimed to benefit scientists doing research in these fields and to produce usable data by providing statistical information on the basis of publications, authors, sources, institutions and countries. In this context, 486 articles on strategic marketing published in the WoS database between 1980 and 2023 were analyzed through the R biblioshiny package program. According to the analysis results, 1040 authors covered the concept of "strategic marketing" in their research in 183 different journals. In addition, an average of 7.34 publications were made annually and 28.86 citations per article were made to these publications annually. The author who published the most within the scope of the subject area was Brooksbank R (n=6). The most publications were published in the Journal of Strategic Marketing, with 45 publications. In the university context, the most publications were made at Univ Ulster (n=17). In terms of countries, the most publications were made in the United States (n=114). The analysis results can be a guide for both readers and researchers in future studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study aims to examine women's labor-force participation and employment through a quantitative research pattern and document analysis. The number of times the word "women" selected as the primary unit of analysis appeared in eleven development plans announced between 1963-2023, which are the scope of this study, was determined and tabulated. The themes regarding women's labor-force participation and employment in the development plans were identified. In total, five themes, which are population, health, education-occupation, employment, and women's rights, were created by selecting variables that might affect the labor force and employment. The number of times the word "women" repeated under these themes was identified and given in a table. Findings about these themes were interpreted alongside references from the development plans. While the 100th anniversary of our Republic is right around the corner, we also included some statistical information in order to shed light on women's labor-force participation and employment in our country. We see that significant steps were taken starting from the 1970s to increase the education level of women, enhance its quality, extend the field of employment, their attendance to the labor force, and maintain it with the development plans covering the sixty-year period. However, it is clear that what was planned with the development plans is yet to be on the anticipated level. Development is on of the vital topics in the agendas of today’s societies. Under this framework, maintaining the improvement steps to be taken to empower women and increasing the influence of their application shall be as crucial in the future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The concept of the ‘court metaphor’, which Tanpınar used for the first time in his book XIX. Asır Türk Edebiyatı Tarihi (The History of Turkish Literature in the Nineteenth Century) depicts a world in which the beloved is a ruler and the lover is a slave, in other words, one of the paradigms of classical Ottoman literature. The values imposed by this paradigm are gathered in three activities: War, Hunting and Banquet. We base this article on these values, but we do not analyze the ‘court metaphor’ conceptually. Instead, we categorize the elements that can be interpreted from the point of view of the ‘court metaphor’ after discovering them, and we find out some statistical data by searching these elements in the Divans of ‘Avnî and Bahâyî. On the other hand, we cannot say that all the groups of metaphors included in these categories, that is, in our article, are directly related to this paradigm. Therefore, in this article, we also discuss the groups of metaphors that are indirectly related to this paradigm along with the elements within the framework of the ‘court metaphor’ as implied by the title. For this purpose, we had made a comprehensive and extensive categorization for the elements included in the ‘court metaphor’ and other related groups of metaphors based on the above-mentioned values. Then we had the following categories: “Banquet/Tavern and Spring”, “War /Beloved the Warrior”, “Heaven”, “Beloved the Ruler” and “Torture and Rival”. In this article, we examine the elements contained in only the first two of these categories. As for the objects of analysis, we choose two Divans of the two poets: ‘Avnî ve Bahâyî. The reason for choosing them is that Bahâyî is a panegyrist who wrote poems in the Sebk-i Hindî style while ‘Avnî is a ruler, that is, the praised one, who wrote poems in the classical style. Moreover, there are two centuries between them. Accordingly, if we find out that they used the elements included in the ‘court metaphor’ and other related groups of metaphors similarly in their Divans, we acquire a supporting data for the Tanpınar’s point which argues that these metaphors are extensive to all Ottoman poetry. In conclusion, we aim to provide a statistical data on how the elements included in the ‘court metaphor’ and other related groups of metaphors are used and what is their frequency in these two Divans. However, this data is of such a nature that it can serve as a statistical basis for further comprehensive conceptual research on the ‘court metaphor’. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the research, a model was designed to determine the relationships between the sub-dimensions of the "Healthcare Professionals Quality Perception Scale", which is used to measure the quality perceptions of the employees in public hospitals. The universe of the research consists of all personnel working in two public hospitals, which are equivalent both in terms of group role and physical characteristics of the building. Simple random sampling method was used while creating the participants. The study was carried out with a total of 334 participants. The proposed model was analyzed with the RStudio program using the partial least squares structural equation modeling (Partial Least Square Structural Equation Model, PLS-SEM). As a result of the PLS-SEM analysis, on the Human Resources Use of Management and Leadership (0:0.582), one of the variables included in the model; On the Institutional Benefit of Management and Leadership (0:0,541) and Human Resources Utilization (0:0,281); It was revealed that Management and Leadership (0:0.301) and Institutional Benefit (0:0.480) had a statistically significant and positive effect on Patient Benefit. In order to increase the perception of quality in healthcare professionals, first of all, necessary improvements should be made in the sub-dimension of Management and Leadership and Institutional Benefit. Improvements to be made here will affect Patient Benefit both directly and indirectly. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Population censuses in Turkey have a long history, dating back to the Ottoman Empire. During this period, censuses were conducted intermittently but lacked scientific accuracy. After the establishment of the Republic, comprehensive and scientific censuses were necessary to understand the demographic structure inherited from the Ottoman Empire. The first census of the Republic of Turkey, conducted in 1927, was crucial for understanding the population's size and characteristics. In 1927, Isparta, one of the 63 cities in Turkey, had not been thoroughly analyzed for its demographic structure from that period. This study aims to shed light on this obscure period in Isparta's demographic history. Prior to becoming a province with the declaration of the Republic, detailed demographic data on Isparta were lacking. This study seeks to present the initial demographic characteristics of Isparta province. According to the results, Isparta had a total population of 144,437 in 1927, with 69,023 males and 75,414 females. Notably, 80% of the population was under 45 years old, indicating a significant potential workforce. However, a major issue was literacy, with 91.37% of the population unable to read or write. Additionally, only 0.03% of the population adhered to religions other than Islam, and 0.41% spoke languages other than Turkish. These findings suggest that Isparta had a relatively homogeneous demographic structure in 1927. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To examine the relationship between carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) and sleep quality in different trimesters of pregnancy and to investigate whether there is a difference between trimesters in terms of sleep quality and CTS symptoms. Materials and Methods: This study was conducted between August 2021 and June 2022 at gynecology and obstetrics polyclinic. The sample of the study consisted of voluntary pregnant women between the ages of 18 and 45 years. Demographic data of pregnant women were evaluated with personal information form, sleep quality with Pittsburgh sleep quality index (PSQI), CTS symptoms with Boston carpal tunnel questionnaire (BCTQ), and grip strength with hand dynamometer. Kruskal-Wallis and Spearman correlation tests were used in the analyses. Results: The mean age of 219 pregnant women included in our study was 29.00±4.50 years, and the mean gestational age was 22.70±11.18 weeks. According to PSQI, 80.5% (n=177) of the pregnant women had poor sleep quality (≥5 points). When the trimesters were compared in terms of the evaluated parameters, a significant difference was found between the 1st and 2nd trimesters and the 2nd and 3rd trimesters among the subjective sleep quality sub-dimensions of PSQI (p=0.002). A positive correlation was found between BCTQ-Symptom and PSQI subjective sleep quality and PSQI daytime dysfunction, and a negative relationship was found between dominant handgrip strength (p<0.05). In addition, a positive correlation was found between the BCTQ-Function score and PSQI subjective sleep quality, sleep duration, and total scores, and a negative relationship was found between dominant hand grip strength (p<0.001). Conclusion: The sleep quality of pregnant women is low, and the presence of CTS has been confirmed as one of the reasons that reduce sleep quality. CTS symptoms during pregnancy negatively affect the sleep quality of pregnant women in the 1st and 3rd trimesters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: The aim of the study was to determine the unmet need for family planning and its causes in Şanlıurfa. Materials and Methods: The cross-sectional study was conducted with women of childbearing age who applied to family health centres in Şanlıurfa city centre and who did not use any family planning method. Cluster sampling method was used in sample selection and each family health centre was taken as a cluster. A pilot study was conducted to calculate the required number of clusters and the required number of clusters was found to be 16 and the study was completed with a total of 313 women. In the evaluation of the data, percentage, mean and standard deviation from descriptive statistics; Chi-square and Mann Whitney-U test from univariate analyses; Logistic Regression model from multivariate analyses were used. Results: In the study, it was determined that 35.5% of the women had unmet need for family planning (2.6% to interrupt their pregnancies, 32.9% because they did not want to get pregnant anymore). The most important factors that increase the unmet need for family planning are speaking Arabic at home 3.5 times, having 2 or more daughters 1.8 times, being 34 years of age or older 1.2 times, and having 30 months or more since the last birth 1.019 times (p<0.05). Conclusions: In the study, it was determined that the level of unmet need for family planning was approximately 3 times higher than the average of Turkey and that socio-demographic and cultural factors affected the unmet need for family planning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: Self-care is the ability of individuals to promote health, prevent illness, maintain health and cope with illness and disability. Self-care consists of three dimensions; health promotion and adherence to treatment (selfcare maintenance), understanding the body and symptom recognition (self-care monitoring), and taking action to control symptoms (self-care management). In this study, we aimed to conduct a Turkish validity and reliability study of the Self-Care Inventory developed by Michela Luciani et al. to measure self-care in the general adult population. Materials and Methods: The study was of methodological type. Data were collected at Zeliha Öncel Family Health Center in Şanlıurfa between September and October 2022. The study was completed with 311 individuals aged 18 years and older. Data were analyzed using SPSS 26.0 and AMOS software. Bartlett and Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin tests were performed to examine the factor structure. Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) was performed to test the appropriateness of the items to the factor structures a nd the adequate r epresentation of these factors and the structure. For the reliability of the inventory; item total score analysis, Cronbach's Alpha coefficient was used to determine internal consistency, Tukey's Summability Analysis was used to evaluate whether it had summability, and Hotelling T Square test was used to determine response bias. Results: Cronbach's alpha internal consistency coefficient was 0.86. As a result of the split half test, the Cronbach alpha value of the first half of the inventory was 0.75 and the Cronbach alpha value of the second half was 0.77. According to the results of Tukey's test of non-collectivity, the non- collectivity value of the inventory was found to be P<0.01. The inter-item F value was 59,30, P<0.01. Hotelling's T test was found as P<0.001. Kaiser-Meyer Olkin (KMO) value was 0.90 and Bartlett's test of sphericity was P<0.01. The goodness of fit values determined as a result of CFA are as follows: CMIN/df: 1.47; GFI: 0.93; CFI: 0.95; RMSEA: 0.04; AGFI: 0.91 and IFI: 0.95. Inventory total score was found to be statistically significantly higher in women, those with higher education, those with better income and those without children (P<0.05). Conclusions: The inventory, consisting of 3 dimensions and 20 questions, was found suitable for use in the Turkishspeaking community. The validity and reliability of the inventory were determined after factor analysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this study, the factors affecting the acceptance of hydroelectric power plants are examined with a structural model. In the model, perceived risk, perceived benefit, perceived trust and acceptance intention were considered as internal variables, while the knowledge score regarding hydroelectric power plants was evaluated as an external variable. The research model was designed by considering that students' knowledge of hydroelectric power plants will directly affect their perceptions of risk, benefit and trust towards power plants, and that these variables may have an impact on the acceptance of hydroelectric power plants. In addition, it was also investigated whether environmental sensitivity levels of individuals play a mediator role in risk → acceptance, trust → acceptance and benefit → acceptance relations. According to the results of the analysis, it was determined that there was a positive relationship between the knowledge score and risk perception regarding hydroelectric power plants, and a negative relationship between the knowledge score and the perception of trust and benefit. One point increase in total knowledge score; It has been determined that it will cause an increase of 0.347 points in risk perception and a decrease of 0.116 and 0.087 points in trust and benefit perceptions, respectively. As a result, it has been revealed that perceived trust is the most important factor affecting the acceptance of hydroelectric power plants. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]