Introduction The adaptation and validation of measurement tools across cultures are crucial for effective psychological and educational assessments. One such instrument is the Foreign Language Enjoyment Scale (S-FLES), originally developed to assess the enjoyment experienced by learners of foreign languages. This article discusses the adaptation of the short form of this scale into Turkish, along … Read more
Introduction The adaptation of psychological assessment tools across different cultural contexts is crucial for understanding parent-child relationships. One such tool is the Parental Attachment Recognition Scale (PARS), which has been adapted for Turkish parents of preschool children. This article presents the essential features of the Turkish adaptation of the PARS, including its development, structure, scoring … Read more
Introduction The Emotional Manipulation Scale, initially developed by Ceren Aydemir, serves as an essential tool for assessing emotional manipulation in various contexts. This article will summarize the adaptation of the scale into Turkish, its validity and reliability, the sources referred to, and relevant information regarding its publication. ScaleSource and Type The Emotional Manipulation Scale is … Read more
Introduction Duygusal Kıskançlık Ölçeği (Emotional Jealousy Scale), developed for university students, addresses a crucial aspect of emotional psychology. This scale was validated for its reliability and effectiveness in measuring emotional jealousy among individuals, reflecting the psychological factors that contribute to such feelings in academic settings. The research surrounding this scale provides insightful perspectives on emotional … Read more
Introduction The significance of emotional vocabulary in psychological research is paramount. The Emotion Words Prompt List (EWPL) was originally created to facilitate the understanding of emotional expressions and enhance emotional literacy. This article reviews the Turkish adaptation of the EWPL, referred to as the EWPL-TR1, which was developed by Denizhan Demirkol and Çağla Şeneler in … Read more
Study habits questionnaire is a self -evaluation tool designed to assess student study behaviors, time management skills, learning strategies, and academic alert. It helps students, teachers and advisers to determine the strengths and fields of improvement to improve study techniques, which ultimately leads to a better academic performance. If you interested in getting the scale … Read more
Introduction The Emotional Appetite Questionnaire (EAQ) is a psychological assessment tool that evaluates the relationship between emotional states and eating behaviors. This scale has been adapted into Turkish from the original version developed by Nolan et al. (2010). The purpose of this article is to present the Turkish adaptation of the EAQ, which aims to … Read more
Study skills questionnaire is a self -evaluation tool designed to assess study habits for student, learning strategies and academic preparedness. It helps students determine their strengths and fields to improve in various aspects of effective study. The questionnaire covers the basic fields that contribute to academic success, such as time management, notes, understanding, testing, and … Read more
Introduction The development of psychological scales plays a vital role in the fields of psychology and family counseling. This article discusses the “Development of the Prescriptive Beliefs Regarding Divorce Scale,” which was designed to measure the beliefs and attitudes individuals hold regarding divorce. This scale is essential for understanding the psychological dynamics surrounding divorce and … Read more
Study skills evaluation questionnaire is a self -report tool designed to assess student learning strategies, study habits and academic preparedness. This questionnaire has been developed by Houston-Chlor Lake University Consulting Services (UHCL), helps students assess the strengths and weaknesses in the main areas necessary for academic success. If you interested in getting the scale or … Read more