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The research aims to determine the frequency of online shopping addiction among young people studying at university and to offer solutions within the scope of social work practices. The research was conducted using the general survey model. The sample was selected by stratified sampling method and consists of a total of 300 students. A questionnaire was used as a data collection tool. The questionnaire includes personal information form and Bergen Shopping Addiction Scale. According to the findings of the study, it was determined that there was a significant relationship between mother's education level and online shopping addiction. It was determined that online shopping addiction was seen more frequently in individuals with a high level of maternal education. The study also showed that the frequency of arguments with family and friends affected the level of online shopping addiction. It was concluded that the discussions with family and friends increased with the increase in the level of addiction. It was also determined that individuals receiving psychiatric treatment were at higher risk for online shopping addiction. In conclusion, this study emphasises that online shopping addiction among young people is an important issue and that awareness should be raised in the field of social work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The relationship between the one who leads and the one who follows is a relationship based on responsibility and guidance. Good, beautiful and right-centred exchange is an important and non-negligible truth for the individual and society in particular and for the healthy process of humanity in general. The responsible behaviour of the former is directly dependent on the existence of the latter. The human being, who decides on the responsibility, which no being has the courage to accept, with his own will, must fulfil the responsibility he has assumed as long as he carries life. Especially those who see it as a matter of a responsible artist like Necip Fazıl Kısakürek, who has lived the twentieth century almost from beginning to end, who has witnessed the positive and negative events of the century, to take care of both the world and the hereafter responsibility of the trusted generation coming from behind, cannot exhibit a ‘what’s in it for me’ attitude. Necip Fazıl, whose sole purpose of his art and life is to raise youth, lists his ideas about the qualities with which the children of a nation can remain on the stage of history in his Address to Youth. Knowing is the most accurate step to protect. Then, he lists the material and spiritual virtues of the youth in front of him. He describes the situation the youth is in and reveals what they know and do right and what they know and do wrong. He makes suggestions on many subjects ranging from social and historical responsibility to individual and social structuring. He emphasises that whatever has been taught in the name of history and civilisation up to that time should be approached with suspicion. He enumerates the steps to be taken by the individual as the smallest but most important part of the society, regardless of the conditions and the outcome of the events. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The complexity of demographic structures resulting from changes and transformations in the modernization process has precipitated numerous crises worldwide. Confronted with various challenges, humans have devised methods to address the crises and suffering they encounter. Spiritual counseling, stemming from studies at the intersection of psychology and religion, has garnered significant attention on the global stage in recent years. In this context, the Presidency of Religious Affairs establishes new visions and assumes new missions to address the evolving needs and challenges both globally and within our country. This study delves into the significance and objectives of spiritual counseling practices for young people conducted by the Presidency of Religious Affairs in higher education student dormitories and youth centers. Additionally, it examines and evaluates the challenges faced by young individuals during this pivotal period, as reflected upon by spiritual counselors. In the qualitative research study, conducted in five provinces situated in the western Black Sea region, the questions and challenges of youth were scrutinized through the lens of spiritual counselors. These were analyzed under four main categories. It has been observed that young individuals seek guidance on various religious matters, and spiritual counselors play a crucial role in providing support and counsel to them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In his memoir Magellan, Stefan Zweig, while explaining the reasons for writing a book, states that "sometimes curiosity drives one to write". In Türkiye, too, there are many works on youth that are caused by academic curiosity. Therefore, youth in Türkiye has been analyzed by many disciplines in terms of literature. The diversity of literature ranges from psychology to sociology, biology to political science. What is striking in almost all of the works is that youth is accepted as a given concept. In this case, there is almost no conceptual discussion of youth in the books analyzed. The common feature of the literature in studies that can be evaluated within political science is the construction of youth as a subject. When the youth literature is evaluated in terms of the subject dimension, it reveals different construction data between 1930-1960, 1960-1980 and 1980-2010. In this study, we have tried to analyze the discourse on construction developed by books with youth as the subject. However, this study analyzes publications in which construction as a subject can be traced, while excluding studies outside the field, such as medicine or biology. When it comes to youth as a subject, the concept is evaluated not a priori but on the axis of subject-power relations. In this way, the process of defining youth as a subject on the axis of power was evaluated and expectations were tried to be revealed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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