• Mesenchymal Stem Cells Administered Intraperitoneally Have A Potent Effects on the Experimental Allergic Airway Disease 

  Isik, S.; Adan Gokbulut, A.; Karaman, M.; Kiray, M.; Bagriyanik, H. A.; Caglayan Sozmen, S.; Kozanoglu, I; Karaman, O.; Baran, Y.; Uzuner, N. (2015)

• Early Maladaptive Schema Domains and Social Phobia Symptoms: Is There a Mediator Role of Emotion Regulation Difficulties? 

  Eldogan, Dilay; Bariskin, Elif (2014)

  The purpose of the study was to investigate the mediator role of emotion regulation difficulties on the relationship between early maladaptive schema domains and symptoms of social phobia. The sample included 240 university ...

• Three Assessment Scales on Awareness: Psychological Mindedness, Integrative Self Knowledge and Toronto Trait Mindfulness Scales 

  Sahin, Nesrin Hisli; Yeniceri, Zuhal (2015)

  Awareness is a phenomenon which is increasingly attracting attention. However as a complex concept, it incorporates different dimensions. In spite of this increasing attention, there are very few instruments in the Turkish ...

• Questioning the Dimensions of Digital Surveillance and Parental Supervision: YouTube Challenges and Video Recommendation System 

  Dagdelen, Elif Ozuz; Poyraz, Tugca (2022)

  The development of communication technologies and the active use of social media platforms have led to the fusion of the existing culture with the digital culture formed in this field. While digital culture enables individuals ...

• We Are All Africans Here: Race, Mobilities, and West Africans in Europe 

  Karan, Olgu (2022)

• Traces of the Cultural Journey of "Kayiperenler" ( The Invisible Saints) 

  Duvarci, Ayse (2022)

  In this research we will examine Kayiperenler (The Invisible Saints) which are accepted as guardian souls and which appear with various duties in different historical and religious stories of Turkish Culture. I will introduce ...

• A Relational Study About Wrestling Culture in Battal Gazi Novel 

  Kasapoglu, M. Aytul; Kutlu, M. Muhtar (2022)

  One of the most important tools when trying to establish a link between the past and the present is the study of historical novels. As Norbert Elias stated in his relational sociological work, The Civilization Process, ...

• Differentiation of Memory Processing Stages and Effect of Demographic Variables with Alternative Scoring Approaches To The Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test 

  Karakas, Sirel; Bakar, Emel Erdogan; Dogutepe, Elvin; Can, Handan; Kaskati, Tolga (2022)

  Background The Rey Auditory Verbal Learning Test (RAVLT) is the third most popular verbal memory test and the tenth most frequently used neuropsychological test. The original scoring system of RAVLT does not differentiate ...

• Relationship between Multidimensional Poverty Indicators and Health Behaviors among Turkish Children 

  Ozcan, Emre; Yilmaz, Fikriye (2022)

  The aim of the study is to investigate the relationship between multidimensional poverty indicators and health behaviors among Turkish children. The sample of the study was determined to include at least one school from ...

• Approximation by Truncated Lupas Operators of Max-Product Kind 

  Mediha, Orkcu; Dalmanoglu, Ozge; Hatipoglu, Fatma Busra (2021)

  The goals of the present paper are to introduce truncated Lupas type operators of max-product kind and give an estimation for the degree of approximation with respect to first modulus of continuity function. We prove that ...

• Aiding and Abetting Survival: Americanizing Robinson Crusoe through Adaptation 

  Tutan, Defne Ersin (2022)

  Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe (1719) has been insistently adapted to both the big screen and TV throughout the 20th century and well into the 21st, the earliest version dating back to 1902 and the most recent to 2016. ...

• Investigation of the Effect of Melatonin Administration on Calpain-1 Expression and Atrophic Morphology in Atrophy of Mouse Myoblast Cell Line Exposed to Hydrogen Peroxide 

  Karimi, Nazli; Kartal, Yasemin; Budak, Murat Timur (2019)

• Adultization and Blurring the Boundaries of Childhood in the Late Modern Era 

  Orman, Turkan Firinci (2020)

  Although the modern Western concept of childhood is rapidly disappearing in the age of late modernity, this study asserts that childhood (as it is lived) has not disappeared but has been transformed. An integrated approach ...

• Solution of MHD Flow with BEM Using Direct Radial Basis Function Interpolation 

  Gurbuz, M; Tezer-Sezgin, Munevver (2019)

  In this study, the two-dimensional steady MHD Stokes and MHD incompressible flows of a viscous and electrically conducting fluid are considered in a lid-driven cavity under the impact of a uniform horizontal magnetic field. ...

• Anatolian Cranes -Biology, Culture, Conservation 

  Serdaroglu, Ozge Aksoy (2020)

• Diversity, Singularity, Reenchantment and Relationality in a Transmodern World Arundhati Roy's The Ministry of Utmost Happiness 

  Sarikaya Sen, Merve (2020)

• An Ottoman and A Cherkes: The Cost of Freedom in Serguzest Novel 

  Tugcu, Emine (2018)

  One of the issue that Tanzimat writers dwelled on, the enslavement problem, represents important datas to understand and interpret Ottoman modernism period. The policy of Ottoman government through to enslavement can be ...

• Contemporary Trauma Narratives: Liminality and the Ethics of Form 

  Sarikaya Sen, Merve (2018)

• Observing the Late Development of Childhood Sociology in Turkey 

  Orman, Turkan Firinci (2018)

• The Re-Materialization of Yasar Kemal's Teneke at The Crossroads of Genres 

  Dundar, Leyla Burcu (2017)

  Yasar Kemal (1923-2015) is a leading author of Turkish literature with worldwide acclaim, whose oeuvre is regarded as the incarnation of Anatolian culture. Teneke, one of his early works, was written in 1954 and published ...

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