1. Students in Turkey During the Early Days of the COVID-19 Pandemic
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ÇAĞLAYAN AKAY, EBRU, DUMLUDAĞ, DEVRİM, ZÜLFÜOĞLU, ÖZKAN, BÜLBÜL, HOŞENG, ÇAĞLAYAN AKAY E., DUMLUDAĞ D., BÜLBÜL H., ZÜLFÜOĞLU Ö., and Çağlayan Akay E., Dumludağ D., Bülbül H., Zülfüoğlu Ö.
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Yönetim Bilgi Sistemi ,Social Sciences and Humanities ,STRESS ,Social Sciences (SOC) ,Sosyal Bilimler ve Beşeri Bilimler ,SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL ,Happiness ,Sosyal Bilimler (çeşitli) ,Management Information Systems ,EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ,Sociology ,EPIDEMIC ,Management of Technology and Innovation ,Genel Sosyal Bilimler ,Sosyal ve Beşeri Bilimler ,Social Sciences & Humanities ,LIFE SATISFACTION ,Life-span and Life-course Studies ,Sosyoloji ,Teknoloji ve İnovasyon Yönetimi ,COLLEGE-STUDENTS ,General Social Sciences ,Sosyal Bilimler Genel ,MEDIATING ROLE ,RESILIENCE ,SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY ,UNIVERSITY-STUDENTS ,Sosyal Bilimler (SOC) ,HEALTH ,Student ,SOSYAL BİLİMLER, İNTERDİSİPLİNER ,Covid-19 ,SOCIAL SUPPORT ,Social Sciences (miscellaneous) - Abstract
This study aims to analyse the subjective well-being of university students during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic process and to examine how students have been affected economically, psychologically and socially. Other subjects included in the scope of the study are the suitability of the physical conditions during the process of online education, the students\" motivation, and their expectations towards the future. The study also analyses the connection between these factors and the subjective well-being concepts of happiness and life satisfaction. The study focuses on students of the Faculty of Economics at Marmara University in Turkey. In total, 428 students took part in the survey prepared for the study. Descriptive analyses indicate that students have been negatively affected in terms of psychological and socio-economic factors along with subjective well-being. Ordered probit models show a statistically significant relationship between a major part of these changes and subjective well-being variables.
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- 2022
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