THE REVIEW THE SCALES DEVELOPED OR ADAPTED IN TURKEY RELATED TO EMOTION REGULATION

Abstract

The aim of this study is to investigate the scales developed or adaptation in Turkey related to emotion regulation with meta-analysis the method. Criterion sampling technique was used to collect research data. 40 scale studies selected in line with the determined criteria formed the data of the research. Content analysis was used in the analysis of the studies. The data obtained are presented with numbers in the tables and as percentage distributions in the graphics. As a result of the research; It was determined that the scales were adapted (%77) rather than being developed and that the number of scales related to emotion regulation reached the highest number (N:17) in the last three years. Another result is that the majority of the sample groups (%65) targeted for the scales are university students and adults. It has been found that the purpose of a large proportion (%37) of scales is to measure people's overall emotion regulation skills. In line with the results obtained, recommendations have been made on which direction the new scale studies should be carried out on the subject.