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Examination of entrepreneurship tendencies of individuals who have benefit from government protection and care services

2022
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Ali Özcan

Abstract (EN)

Today, some of thechildren in need of protection can be taken under the protection and care of thestate. The biopsychosocial development of thechild is provided through these institutions, and the child in need of protection benefits from these services provided by the state at various times and periods. Individuals who leave thestate's protection and care services as adults are given the right to become a civilservant, and many young people who leave the institutions of thestate as adults evaluate this situationand can enter the civil service life. Many individuals have various dreams or plans abou tbegin towork. However, variousreasons (personalitytraits, inabilitytotakerisks, economicconcerns, etc.) can create an obstacle in front of people's breakthroughs. Entrepreneurship can be defined as creating a business for profit or turning a project into reality by utilizing today's opportunities. In this research, it is aimed to examine the entrepreneurship tendencies of individuals who have benefited from state protection and careservices in terms of various demographic variables. The sample of there search consists of 400 male and female participants who benefited from state protection and care services in Turkey. Sociodemographic Information Form and Individual Entrepreneurship Perception Scale prepared by there search erwereused in the study. The findings obtained as a result of there search showed that individuals working in the public sector have a motivation for their entrepreneurial tendencies, but they continue to work in the public sector.

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Dr. Davut Bozkurt

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Davut Bozkurt (Master Thesis). Examination of entrepreneurship tendencies of individuals who have benefit from government protection and care services, 2022, İstanbul Nisantasi University.

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