Projects & Publications
"Psikoloji Söyleşileri" Podcast Series
You can reach to "Psikoloji Söyleşileri / Talks About Psychology" podcast series which was co-hosted with Can Gezgör, M.A. in the links below.
All podcasts are in Turkish language.
Our Clinical Psychology Research I Book is Now Available
Our Clinical Psychology Research - I book, co-authored by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zeynep Set and Assist. Prof. Funda Kivrikoglu has been published by Livre de Lyon International Publishing House.
Within this book, we aimed to share important research and perspectives with experts on a wide range of topics, from artificial intelligence and the dark tetrad to antisocial personality and narcissism, metacognition in couple relationships and mobbing.
I hope our book will contribute to the field of psychology and become an important reference for researchers, practitioners, and students.
Haber Global News of High School Entrance Exam
For Haber Global News, I made and evaluation on how young people, educators, and families should address test anxiety in the High School Entrance Exam.
Adolescence period is not just about exams but a period of a lifespan developlment in various domains and there are many psychological risk factors associated with adolescent well being.
Click for the full article.
My Baby and Us Magazine, Father's Day Special Issue
I wrote an article titled "Fearful Fathers Cause Children to Feel Inadequate" in the June issue of My Baby and Us Magazine, dedicated to Father's Day.
I'm sharing a small excerpt from the article below.
What kind of "father" do children want? Does their need for a father change as they grow?
Children want a balanced and healthy father. By balanced, I mean a father who cares but isn't stifling, who sets rules but doesn't constantly communicate through prohibitions, who focuses on the child's development but doesn't expect perfection, and who experiences and feels love, warmth, attention, and compassion. Growing up expands the father's sphere of influence. The need for a father often grows even greater because the father represents the external world: a gateway to real life challenges and opportunities. As the child steps into the external world, they model their relationship with their father.
