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The main purpose of the study is to examine the effects of university students' sense of inadequacy on their career future. In addition, it was also investigated whether students' sense of inadequacy and their perceptions of career future differ according to variables such as gender, field, program, class, birth order in the family, and mother and father education level. The population of the research consists of students registered at Osmaniye Korkut Ata University. 933 university students constituting the sample of the study were selected by convenience sampling method, one of the non-probability sampling methods. A relational screening model was used in the study. In the study, besides the validity and reliability analyzes of the scales, T-test, ANOVA test, correlation analysis, and regression analysis were performed. As a result of the analysis, it was seen that the students' sense of inadequacy had a negative effect on their career future. Significant differences were found in the career future averages of the students according to the field they studied, the program they studied and the grade level they studied. There was no difference between the mean of the students' sense of inadequacy and the students' gender, field, program, class, birth order in the family, and educational status of the parents. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Folk tales, a type of narrative in which we can closely follow the reflections of thought that appear in the scriptures with the discourse" there was a word first "and base the birth of the word on a time before the existence of Man, are undoubtedly verbal accumulations that arise from the people;which convey the oral and cultural heritage to us form. Based on folk tales, it is possible that we can make a number of socio-cultural, traditional, religious inferences about the area to which these stories belong. When Uyghur folk literature is examined, the existence and formation of a rich folk tale draws attention. When these stories are examinedin terms of the beliefs elements they contain, it is seen that there are certain elements of belief in almost every folk story. The effects and reflections of belief elements on Uyghur folk tales are more observable from an Islamic perspective and it is seen that certain sacrednesses and some natural elements that have become cults among the people over time. In the study, based on the influence of belief elements on Uyghur folk tales the said belief elements were tried to be determined through four Uyghur folk tales and the interaction between belief and literature was revealed based on the stories. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Dolmabahce Palace known as the last palace of the empire bears traces of western lifestyle both in terms of architecture and objects used in it. Within that period, the mentality of reform became spread into the enviroment not only spatially but from the state order to the daily life. Sultan Abdulaziz (1830-1876) one of the sons of Mahmud II (1785- 1839), continued to live in Dolmabahce Palace after Sultan Abulmejid (1823-1861). In this article, our aim is to take the children of Sultan Abdulaziz to the center and to talk about their lives in Dolmabahce Palace and to understand what kind of space was opened for a child in the palace. For that aim, the preparations and ceremonies such as velâdet-i hümâyûn and sûr-ı hıtan whose subjects were children were examined. Then, the space opened for the child in the palace in terms of material culture was focused on. The article extends to the lives of children of palace, from materials prepared for the children at the birth, to the objects and toys used in their daily life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Turkish society and family structure has undergone a significant change with the foundation of the republic. Generally, structure of the family was traditional, patriarchal and extended during the Ottoman period. Also women were isolated from the social, political and economic field. One of the most important institutions, that Atatürk reforms aimed to change, was family institution. Formation of the woman designed by Atatürk, had created the driving force of modern nuclear family and accelerated the transition to the modern nuclear family from extended and traditional family type. The changing structure of family is actually related with the changing position of women in family and society. Therefore, in this study the changing family structure, will be evaluated along with position of women within the family, women's rights and women's social, economic and political role. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

AIM: This study was carried out as a qualitative research in order to detect hand-washing practices of women living a Health Center in a district of Ankara Province Gölbaşı. METHOD: The research population, included married women living in 2 Number Health Care Center in the Ankara's Gölbaşi District. This study was a qualitative research, carried out purposive sampling method. Data was collected from in-depth interview method for the descriptive statistics, number, percentile frequency and mean, were used. Qualitative data analysis was used contend analysis RESULTS: 29.9 the mean age of women participants in research is. 40.0% of the women, who graduated primary school, 86.7% had nuclear family structure, almost half of its family, frequent diarrhea, and almost all of the family, often a cold / flu had found. 80.0% of the women common cold, hand-washing, 66.7% had reported that the view to protect the urinary tract and genital area. Women, 40% had meal before, 40.0% of women before a meal, 73.0% and 40.0% of the toilet and then came outside after the family stated to have advised people to wash their hands. CONCLUSION: In this study it was determined that women do not pay enough attention to hand-washing in this study were women. According to these results it is suggested that in this first step, educational studies abuot the hand-washing should become widespread. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]