Original article | International Journal of Educational Researchers 2012, Vol. 3(2) 10-16
Mehmet ATASAYAR & Neşe GÜLER
pp. 10 - 16 | Manu. Number: ijers.2012.005
Published online: July 01, 2012 | Number of Views: 178 | Number of Download: 824
Abstract
In this study, the problem solving skills and loneliness level of the elementary and high school students was measured and their relationship was examined. Moreover whether there is a difference between boys and girls according to the problem solving skills and loneliness level was studied. The data of this study was obtained by 300 elementary and high school students in Sakarya at the 2009-2010 education year.
For collecting the data from teachers two measurement tools were used. One of these was “Problem Solving Inventory” which was developed by Heppner and Peterson (1982) and adapted to Turkish language by Taylan (1990) and the other was “UCLA Loneliness Scale” which was developed by Russell, Peplau and Cutrano (1980) and adapted to Turkish language by Demir (1989).
The results of the study were interpreted with the related previous researches. These results were tried to expound and discuss by associating psychology and counseling psychology area. Moreover, at the end of the study some suggestions were mentioned for giving idea and more information to the researchers.
Keywords: problem solving skills, loneliness
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