Life and god perception in war victimed refugee children: "Syrian children between 7-12 years"

Today, the process of war and migration for refugees has brought together many difficulties and problems. When we look at the recent years, the civil war in Syria has resulted in a big wave of migration. People have had to leave their homes and have to take refuge in different countries. As in other countries neighboring Syria and Turkey began a major influx of refugees has led to many psychosocial problems associated with this condition. The war results in great spiritual damage to societies. Post-traumatic stress disorder was defined as one of the most common psychiatric disorders in studies conducted with refugees who had to leave their countries as a result of war. With the combination of terrorist attacks, crime, disaster and war conditions in Syria, the process of war and migration affects children and other civilians spiritually. The disadvantageous group was the most difficult to cope with this trauma, since the children were much more affected because they were not prepared for war trauma. This study will focus on how children's war and migration process shapes their perceptions of life and God. Key Words: Life Perception, Perception of God, Refugees, Refugee Psychology, Trauma, War