Introduction The Muslim Coping Scale is an essential psychological tool designed to understand and measure the coping mechanisms employed by Muslims. This scale, which has undergone rigorous validation processes, serves a vital role in both research and practical applications in psychological and counseling settings. This article delves into the definitive components of the scale, including … Read more
Standard Progressive Spers (SPM) is a non -verbal intelligence test developed by John C. Raven in 1938. It is designed to assess the ability of individual thinking and general cognitive performance. The test focuses on measuring abstract thinking and the skills of solving independent problems from linguistic, cultural or educational backgrounds, making it a tool … Read more
Introduction The study of spiritual attachment is increasingly pertinent in understanding individuals’ psychological and emotional well-being, especially within diverse cultural contexts. This article discusses the adaptation of a Muslim Spiritual Attachment Scale aimed at Turkish Muslims, assessing its validity and reliability for measuring spiritual attachment to God. The significance of this development lies in its … Read more
The recruitment and work questionnaire is a specialized tool designed to help organizations, especially the countries that benefit from grants, in the planning and appreciation stages to implement NBCP (National background verification program). The questionnaire, developed by CNA, collects detailed operating data on employment, work burden and resource customization. Collected information is used to model … Read more
Introduction In the context of family dynamics and social structures, the examination of attitudes towards domestic violence is of significant importance. One notable work that contributes to this field of knowledge is the master’s thesis completed by Nilüfer Ercan in 2009, which investigates the predictors of attitudes toward physical violence against women in marriage. Ercan’s … Read more
The journal of Methodology is a peer-reviewed academic publication that focuses on research methods and techniques used in various disciplines. It provides a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to share their knowledge, experiences, and innovations in the field of methodology. The aim of the journal is to promote critical thinking, advance the understanding of … Read more
Article OverviewThis article discusses the “Parental Attitudes Toward Psychological Services Inventory,” which assesses the attitudes of parents regarding psychological services aimed at children. The inventory is a Turkish adaptation that has undergone validity and reliability testing. Research Source and ReferenceBaşdaş, E., & Türküm, AS (2018). Parents’ Attitudes for Psychological Services Inventory: Validity and reliability of … Read more
SOS is a psychological measurement tool developed by the Evaluation and Research Studies Center at James Madison University. It is designed to assess students’ positions towards a unified test, with a focus on two main buildings: the test of testing and the importance of the test. By measuring these dimensions, SOS provides visions about the … Read more
Article Overview The article focuses on the development of the “Parental Sources of Anxiety Scale” which aims to evaluate the concerns of parents with school-aged children during illness and hospitalization. This scale was developed to understand the interaction between parental anxiety sources and children’s anxiety-related issues. Scale Type and Reference Scale Type: Development Category: 10 … Read more
Spiritual Intelligence Questionnaire is a measure of 29 self -determination designed to assess the spiritual intelligence of the individual, which indicates the ability to reach the spiritual and existential aspects and integrate it into decision -making, solve problems, generally miserable well. being. This tool focuses on capturing dimensions such as self -awareness, transgression, making meaning, … Read more