Elif Gökçearslan Çifci
Biographic Data
| ID | 4438235 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elif Gökçearslan Çifci |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elif Gökçearslan |
| FAMILY NAME | Çifci |
| SIGNATURE | ÇIFCI E G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ankara University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8627-5985 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
From Custody to Support
This qualitative study examines the complex, contradictory, and multidimensional roles of female correctional officers (COs) in Turkish prisons through reflexive thematic analysis. Based on interviews with 40 female COs across 26 prisons, the findings show that officers often provide prison residents with informal psychosocial support to compensate for institutional gaps. However, the absence of clear role definitions, adequate training, and orga…
The Touch of Artificial Intelligence in Social Work
Future studies could investigate the effects of the use of AI in social work practice on social work experts
Developing and evaluating cultural competence education
Today, social workers serve a growing number of clients who are culturally and linguistically diverse. The importance of cultural competence in the quality of social work is evident. There is a greater need for different educational models and approaches to enhance the teaching of cultural competence in social work students. The present research study was carried out as an intervention study with a pretest and posttest design, with both experimen…
Possibility of Being a Woman Behind Prison Walls
Prison employees, much like the concepts of crime and punishment, are often predominantly associated with men. While the role of correctional officer has become a recognized career option for women, concerns remain about how well prisons accommodate women officers. This study explores the oppression factors experienced by 40 female correctional officers from 26 prisons in Turkey through in-depth interviews using a qualitative approach. The findin…
Family Life of Parents With Visual Disabilities and Their Sighted Children
Families with parents with visual disabilities and sighted children continue to be viewed with suspicion and prejudice; however, when suitable conditions are provided, these families can function in a healthy manner. Social work, as a profession, is of great importance in terms of empowering these families. The aim of this article is to understand how such families function. We interrogate how disability affects functioning and consider the circu…
Social Group Work Practice in Coping with Problematic Technology Use in Adolescents
Problematic technology use is a growing concern among adolescents, with those aged 12-18 being particularly vulnerable. This study aims to investigate the technology usage habits of students, assess their addiction levels, and mitigate any problematic patterns. Conducted at a pilot high school in Ankara, Türkiye, the research involved 630 students aged 14-17. Quantitative data collection utilized the Personal Information Form, Technology Addictio…
Madde Kullanimi Ve Bağimliliğinin Suç İle İli̇şki̇si̇ni̇n Sosyo-Ekonomi̇k Mali̇yet Bağlaminda Değerlendi̇ri̇lmesi̇
Dnya'da son yllarda artan bir madde kullanm eilimi kaydedilmektedir. Birok toplum iin madde kullanm ve bamll sosyoekonomik maliyeti azmsanamayacak dzeyde nemli bir biyopsikososyal problem olarak tanmlanmaktadr. Sosyo-ekonomik maliyeti asndan madde kullanmnn ve bamllnn deerlendirilmesi ve su ile ilikisinin ortaya konmas zellikle salk, madde
Experiences of Informal Caregivers in Turkey
This research is designed with a qualitative approach and an aim to understand the experiences, emotions and problems of the family members, who give informal care to the bed ridden patients. Basic concerns of the present research are the perceptions of caregiving, the effects on the caregiver’s emotions regarding the homecare process, the obstacles for the caregivers and the role of domestic support and gender in the homecare process. Most famil…
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Experiences of Informal Caregivers in Turkey
This research is designed with a qualitative approach and an aim to understand the experiences, emotions and problems of the family members, who give informal care to the bed ridden patients. Basic concerns of the present research are the perceptions of caregiving, the effects on the caregiver’s emotions regarding the homecare process, the obstacles for the caregivers and the role of domestic support and gender in the homecare process. Most famil…
Madde Kullanimi Ve Bağimliliğinin Suç İle İli̇şki̇si̇ni̇n Sosyo-Ekonomi̇k Mali̇yet Bağlaminda Değerlendi̇ri̇lmesi̇
Dnya'da son yllarda artan bir madde kullanm eilimi kaydedilmektedir. Birok toplum iin madde kullanm ve bamll sosyoekonomik maliyeti azmsanamayacak dzeyde nemli bir biyopsikososyal problem olarak tanmlanmaktadr. Sosyo-ekonomik maliyeti asndan madde kullanmnn ve bamllnn deerlendirilmesi ve su ile ilikisinin ortaya konmas zellikle salk, madde
Developing and evaluating cultural competence education
Today, social workers serve a growing number of clients who are culturally and linguistically diverse. The importance of cultural competence in the quality of social work is evident. There is a greater need for different educational models and approaches to enhance the teaching of cultural competence in social work students. The present research study was carried out as an intervention study with a pretest and posttest design, with both experimen…
Possibility of Being a Woman Behind Prison Walls
Prison employees, much like the concepts of crime and punishment, are often predominantly associated with men. While the role of correctional officer has become a recognized career option for women, concerns remain about how well prisons accommodate women officers. This study explores the oppression factors experienced by 40 female correctional officers from 26 prisons in Turkey through in-depth interviews using a qualitative approach. The findin…
Family Life of Parents With Visual Disabilities and Their Sighted Children
Families with parents with visual disabilities and sighted children continue to be viewed with suspicion and prejudice; however, when suitable conditions are provided, these families can function in a healthy manner. Social work, as a profession, is of great importance in terms of empowering these families. The aim of this article is to understand how such families function. We interrogate how disability affects functioning and consider the circu…
Social Group Work Practice in Coping with Problematic Technology Use in Adolescents
Problematic technology use is a growing concern among adolescents, with those aged 12-18 being particularly vulnerable. This study aims to investigate the technology usage habits of students, assess their addiction levels, and mitigate any problematic patterns. Conducted at a pilot high school in Ankara, Türkiye, the research involved 630 students aged 14-17. Quantitative data collection utilized the Personal Information Form, Technology Addictio…
From Custody to Support
This qualitative study examines the complex, contradictory, and multidimensional roles of female correctional officers (COs) in Turkish prisons through reflexive thematic analysis. Based on interviews with 40 female COs across 26 prisons, the findings show that officers often provide prison residents with informal psychosocial support to compensate for institutional gaps. However, the absence of clear role definitions, adequate training, and orga…
The Touch of Artificial Intelligence in Social Work
Future studies could investigate the effects of the use of AI in social work practice on social work experts
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Social Work (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works)