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Investigation of high school students 'perceived relationship between parents attitude with i̇llegal behavi̇or (An example from Elaziğ)

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2014
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M.A.Thesis, Department of Educational Sciences Supervisor: Asist. Prof. Dr. Eyyüp ÖZKAMALI Ekim,2014, 92 Pages Family is the first place that a child completes his/her physical, sensorial, social and cognitive development. A child sees first experiments at home. In this atmosphere, the child acquire humanitarian sentiments such as love, courtesy, faith and clemency. Parents' way of behaving effects children's psychology and causes adaptational and behavioral disorder. In this investigation, the effect of parents' way of behaving that high school students perceive, on exceptional behaviours is investigated. At this aim; personal information form, parents' way of behaving scale, exceptional behaviour scale are applied to 427 students selected from seven high schools in Elazığ. The data taken from them is analized using the programme SPSS 21. The data of the investigation is tested using descriptive statistics, oneway, ANOVA, LSD and t-test. After the investigation, it is found that there are clear differences between parents' way of behaving that high school students perceive and exceptional behaviours. Average point of exceptional behaviour scale clearly changes according to gender, level of class, kind of school, monthly receipt of parents and parents' way of behaving. Executers and researchers are recommended some solutions in terms of the findings of the investigation. Key words: adolescence, parents' way of behaving, exceptional behaviours

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Şeyma Korkmaz

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Şeyma Korkmaz (Master Thesis). Investigation of high school students 'perceived relationship between parents attitude with i̇llegal behavi̇or (An example from Elaziğ), 2014, Gaziantep University.

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