The relationship between individualism, collectivism and religiosity in young adults aged 18 and 30

The general aim of this thesis is to examine the relationship between individualism, collectivism and religiosity in young adults aged 18 and 30 and to conduct quantitative research on the relationship between these variables. This work consists of two chapters. In the first chapter, the concepts of individualism, collectivism and religiosity are discussed with their sub-dimensions and literature review on the subject is made. In the second chapter, there are quantitative research conducted on the relationship between individualism, collectivism and religiosity variables and evaluations made according to the results of the study. In this study, which utilized the relational screening method, the questionnaire technique is applied "Individualism and Collectivism Scale in Young Individuals" developed by Kahveci and Sever (2016) and the "Religiosity" scale developed by Gülmez (2014) are used. The research is conducted with 359 participants. Respondents are young adults between the ages of 18 and 30. As a result of this study, while no correlation between individualism and collectivism is found, a positive relationship between religiosity and collectivism and a negative relationship between religiosity and individualism are determined.