Analysis of Social Problem Solving and Social Self-efficacy in Prospective Teachers

The Investigation of the Effect of Negotiation and Mediation Training on Interpersonal Problem Solving Approaches and Anger of Adolescents

“…Öğrenciler eğitim yoluyla kendi çatışmalarını kendi aralarında çözebilecek duruma gelmişlerdir (Zuure, 2014). Kendilerini bu konuda yeterli görmeye başlamaları yapıcı problem çözmelerine ve karşılaşılan sorunlarında yılmadan mücadele etmelerine önemli katkı sağlamaktadır (Erözkan, 2014). Johnson, Johnson, Dudley ve Açıkgöz (1994) tarafından yapılan araştırmada, eğitim sonrasında öğrencilerin gerçek yaşam sorunlarında verilen eğitimi başarılı bir şekilde uyguladıkları görülmüştür.…”

Possible Solutions as a Concept in Behavior Change Interventions

“…Other disciplines have also sought to define the word “solutions” in association with human behavior. For example, in educational science, “solutions represent the responses given to change the nature of a problem” (EröZkan, , p. 447). Psychology defines a solution as an effective coping response to a problem, which alters a situation so that it is no longer problematic (Nezu, Nezu, & D'Zurilla, ).…”

“…Problem‐solving is described as cognitive–behavioral processes by which individuals seek to identify effective solutions to problems encountered during the activities of daily life (Chang et al., ). Through problem‐solving, individuals attempt to cope with the presenting problem by generating focused goals (EröZkan, ; Nezu et al., ).…”

“…A problem is a life situation or task that demands a response for adaptive functioning when no effective response is immediately apparent or available to the individual (Chang et al., ). Problem solving is the cognitive–behavioral systematic process by which individuals attempt to identify effective or adaptive solutions to stressful problems encountered during activities of daily life (EröZkan, ). During problem‐solving, the individual makes coping efforts to change the problematic issue itself as well as their reaction to the issue (EröZkan, ).…”

“…Problem solving is the cognitive–behavioral systematic process by which individuals attempt to identify effective or adaptive solutions to stressful problems encountered during activities of daily life (EröZkan, ). During problem‐solving, the individual makes coping efforts to change the problematic issue itself as well as their reaction to the issue (EröZkan, ). Identifying the problem, determining the desired outcomes, utilizing skills and resources, brainstorming, generating alternatives, decision making, and goal setting characterize the problem‐solving process (Alemi et al., ; EröZkan, ; Hood, Hilliard, Piatt, & Ievers‐Landis, ; Winbolt, ; Züst & Troxler, ).…”