OPUS Journal of Society Research (JSR) brings a range of different fields of theory, practice, and research in the quest for understanding human behavior in its social environment. The Interdisciplinary perspective provides the groundwork to present and establish a holistic relationship with other disciplines, concepts and methods. The OPUS JSR provides a medium for researchers to incorporate of an interdisciplinary approach for bringing forward different interpretations which could potentially lead to amplifying or conflicting statements. It is not only the intersection of categories, but the theoretical framework that analyses and interprets the subject under study. This framing often leads to an analysis of multiple and even conflicting social dynamics that enable certain kinds of social understanding that are otherwise invisible when scholars focus on a single set of theoretical dynamics. OPUS JSR reflects more than 10 years of journal sponsorship by ADAMOR Society Research Center and its partner organizations, the Institute of Urban Studies. The OPUS Journal of Society Research is the direct successor of two previously published journals: OPUS Turkish Journal of Social Policies and Work Life Studies: OPUS International Journal of Society Research.
2023 · Cilt: 20 Sayı: 52
| Makale | Yazar | Sayfa |
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| Elit Kadın Sporcuların Beden Utandırma Deneyimleri | Erdal ÇETİN | 179–190 |
| A Textual Analysis of Turkish Advice Letters in the Construction of a Persuasive Agony Aunt | Suhan AKINCI OKTAY | 191–206 |
| Missing Subjects of Social and Economic Development: Women with Headscarves | Nergis DAMA | 207–223 |
| TEKNOLOJİ KABUL MODELİ BAĞLAMINDA KADINLARIN E-SKUTER KULLANIM NİYETİNİN İNCELENMESİ: İSTANBUL İLİ ÖRNEĞİ | Esra ÖZMEN | 224–238 |
| Do You Feel Hopeless? The Mediation Role Of Self-efficacy Between Resilience and Hopelessness in Adults | Sena DOĞRUYOL, İlknur TAYINMAK | 239–251 |
| Investigating the Mobile Learning Readiness Level of Managers in the Digital Transformation Process of Companies : An Empirical Study | Özlem EFİLOĞLU KURT | 252–265 |
| The Mediating Role of Organizational Identification in the Effect of Organizational Support Perceptions of Employees in Accommodation Businesses on their Prosocial Service Behaviors | Okan TÜRK, Musa SUİÇER, Yunus DOĞAN | 266–275 |
| The Circular Economy, the SMEs, and the State: How to Govern a Circular Institutional Change Process? | Yılmaz KAPLAN, Mehmet Emirhan KULA | 276–290 |
| Sports in the Early Republican Period: The Turkish Sports Association Magazine as an Ideological Apparatus | Dilara Nergishan KOÇER | 291–306 |
| Dosing Criticism With Praise: E-Feedback in L2 Student Writing | Suhan AKINCI OKTAY, Seçil DAYIOĞLU ÖCAL | 307–316 |
| Price Sensitivity, Perceived Food Quality, and Intention to Purchase Fast Food in the Context of Health-Consciousness of University Students | Beyza GÜLTEKİN, Francis Mumuluh VEUPHUTEH | 317–334 |