Yusuf Akyıl
Biographic Data
| ID | 5675435 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yusuf Akyıl |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yusuf |
| FAMILY NAME | Akyıl |
| SIGNATURE | AKYIL Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | MİLLİ EĞİTİM BAKANLIĞI |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9482-1429 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Longitudinal Analysis of the Mediation of Cognitive Flexibility Between Psychological Maltreatment‐Resilience in Adolescents
Mediating Role of Mindfulness Between Loneliness and Relationship Quality in Married Couples Dyadic Approach
The predominant subject of current research is the influence of couples with maladaptive interaction patterns on one another. The research examined the relationships among the concepts of loneliness, mindfulness, and relationship quality. Specifically, it elucidates the dynamics between couples. This study investigated the impact of spousal loneliness on the quality of relationships among 401 married couples (N = 802) utilizing a dyadic approach …
Parallel mediators between resilience, mindfulness and social connectedness
People respond differently to difficult life situations. These responses may include feeling trapped, intolerance of uncertainty, negative psychological outcomes, or resilience. Individuals with low mindfulness and limited social connections may struggle more with these processes. Developing psychological resilience is important to cope with and adapt to challenges. This study examined whether intolerance of uncertainty and entrapment mediate the…
The Mediating Role of Meaning-Based Coping Between Need for Relatedness and Romantic Relationship Quality in Married Couples
Personal relationships help people stay social because they need relatedness. Close relationships affect married couples’ mental health. Relationship quality is an important actor in marriage evaluation. The study found that dyadic meaning-based coping influences married couples’ relationship quality and need for relatedness. We studied how actor–partner relatedness impacts the need for relatedness and relationship quality. APIMeM was utilized to…
The Longitudinal Mediation of Existential Gratitude Between Loneliness and Ingratitude
Loneliness is a subjective feeling of discontent caused by the apparent mismatch between one’s desired social relationships and one’s existing relationships. Conversely, ingratitude is a negative attitude that erodes interpersonal relationships by disparaging or disregarding favors offered to the individual. Both occurrences represent different facets of social and emotional deprivation. According to this concept, existential gratitude is a parti…
The mediating role of meeaningful life between boredom and relationship satisfaction in married couples with dyadic approach
Self‐Compassion, Difficulties in Emotion Regulation, and Cognitive Flexibility in Parent–Child Relationships in Türkiye
Despite growing evidence of its role in individual well-being, little is known about how self-compassion influences parent-child interactions, particularly interpersonal and reciprocal processes. Integrative models that combine self-compassion, emotion regulation, and cognitive flexibility are needed to understand how these characteristics affect family dynamics. To cover theoretical and methodological gaps, this study analyzes longitudinal dyadi…
The mediating role of resilience and regret between psychological distress and entrapment
Individuals may experience psychological distress and feel trapped as a result of adversity in their lives. Individuals may regret their decisions, which may worsen the situation. Individuals must be more resilient in order to survive and adapt to these conditions. The goal of this study was to see if psychological resilience and regret could mediate the relationship between psychological distress and entrapment. The relationships between these v…
From Pessimism to Subjective Well‐Being in Adolescents
Adolescence is a crucial time of identity formation, scholastic and social demands, future concerns, and relationship changes. Adolescents are especially susceptible to psychological issues like pessimism, which can hinder their progress and well‐being. Cognitive flexibility may help adolescents adjust to these challenges and improve subjective well‐being. Pessimism, cognitive flexibility, and subjective well‐being have been investigated cross‐se…
The mediating role of rumination between boredom proneness and life satisfaction in married couples
Married couples invariably impact one another during their shared time. Prolonged interactions may influence their perceptions of one another. This study sought to investigate the mediating effect of rumination on the relationship between boredom proneness and life satisfaction among married couples. A total of 529 married couples (n = 1058) participated in the study, which employed the Brief Boredom Proneness Scale, the Satisfaction with Life Sc…
Adaptation of the Non-Attachment Scale (NAS-7) and its associations with hope, social connectedness, and life satisfaction
Non-attachment, a construct rooted in Eastern and Buddhist philosophy, describes responding to experiences without clinging to transient thoughts or conditions. This research aimed to adapt the 7-item Non-Attachment Scale (NAS-7) into Turkish and evaluate its psychometric properties. The project consisted of two studies. Study I (N = 404) examined the scale's factor structure using Confirmatory Factor Analysis, assessed item discrimination throug…
Adaptation of the Financial Self-Efficacy Scale
The Link Between Psychological Maltreatment and Resilience, Self-Compassion As a Mediator
Researching the concepts of psychological maltreatment and resilience is crucial for understanding how early adversities impact mental health and how individuals can adapt and thrive despite these challenges. The aim of the present study is to investigate the mediating role of self-compassion in the relationship between psychological maltreatment and resilience within a longitudinal design. For this purpose, data was collected from 255 adults in …
The Serial Mediator Role of Mindfulness, Difficulty İn Emotion Regulation and Mental Well-Being Between Self-Hatred and Entrapment
Human life is extremely valuable in any circumstance. In this regard, both physical and mental health are crucial. The way in which an individual perceives himself and the circumstances he finds himself in can provide insight into his mental well-being. A person's life may be complicated by elements such as self-hatred, entrapment, and an inability to control one's emotions. Nevertheless, cultivating mindfulness and attaining a state of elevated …
A longitudinal study of dispositional hope as a pathway from existential concerns to inner peace
Existential concerns, an unavoidable aspect of human existence, are one of the key elements influencing people's quest for purpose in life. Individuals may experience inner turmoil and sorrow in this situation. However, hope may play a crucial part in mitigating this adverse circumstance, despite existential concerns, as it symbolizes the person's ability to cultivate optimistic hopes and beliefs toward the future. In this regard, the current stu…
Gratitude as a longitudinal mediator between social support and mental wellbeing
How Does More Niceness Bring More Happiness? The Association Between Niceness, Depression, and Subjective Happiness
Behavioral niceness has an important place in maintaining interpersonal relationships. Scale studies are needed to determine the level of niceness that plays a role in individuals' development of healthy daily interactions with other people. In this study, firstly, the psychometric properties of the Niceness Scale, which consists of six items, were examined in a Turkish sample ( N = 404). Confirmatory factor analysis confirmed the six-item one-di…
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How Does More Niceness Bring More Happiness? The Association Between Niceness, Depression, and Subjective Happiness
Behavioral niceness has an important place in maintaining interpersonal relationships. Scale studies are needed to determine the level of niceness that plays a role in individuals' development of healthy daily interactions with other people. In this study, firstly, the psychometric properties of the Niceness Scale, which consists of six items, were examined in a Turkish sample ( N = 404). Confirmatory factor analysis confirmed the six-item one-di…
The mediating role of resilience and regret between psychological distress and entrapment
Individuals may experience psychological distress and feel trapped as a result of adversity in their lives. Individuals may regret their decisions, which may worsen the situation. Individuals must be more resilient in order to survive and adapt to these conditions. The goal of this study was to see if psychological resilience and regret could mediate the relationship between psychological distress and entrapment. The relationships between these v…
From Pessimism to Subjective Well‐Being in Adolescents
Adolescence is a crucial time of identity formation, scholastic and social demands, future concerns, and relationship changes. Adolescents are especially susceptible to psychological issues like pessimism, which can hinder their progress and well‐being. Cognitive flexibility may help adolescents adjust to these challenges and improve subjective well‐being. Pessimism, cognitive flexibility, and subjective well‐being have been investigated cross‐se…
The mediating role of rumination between boredom proneness and life satisfaction in married couples
Married couples invariably impact one another during their shared time. Prolonged interactions may influence their perceptions of one another. This study sought to investigate the mediating effect of rumination on the relationship between boredom proneness and life satisfaction among married couples. A total of 529 married couples (n = 1058) participated in the study, which employed the Brief Boredom Proneness Scale, the Satisfaction with Life Sc…
Adaptation of the Non-Attachment Scale (NAS-7) and its associations with hope, social connectedness, and life satisfaction
Non-attachment, a construct rooted in Eastern and Buddhist philosophy, describes responding to experiences without clinging to transient thoughts or conditions. This research aimed to adapt the 7-item Non-Attachment Scale (NAS-7) into Turkish and evaluate its psychometric properties. The project consisted of two studies. Study I (N = 404) examined the scale's factor structure using Confirmatory Factor Analysis, assessed item discrimination throug…
Adaptation of the Financial Self-Efficacy Scale
The Link Between Psychological Maltreatment and Resilience, Self-Compassion As a Mediator
Researching the concepts of psychological maltreatment and resilience is crucial for understanding how early adversities impact mental health and how individuals can adapt and thrive despite these challenges. The aim of the present study is to investigate the mediating role of self-compassion in the relationship between psychological maltreatment and resilience within a longitudinal design. For this purpose, data was collected from 255 adults in …
The Serial Mediator Role of Mindfulness, Difficulty İn Emotion Regulation and Mental Well-Being Between Self-Hatred and Entrapment
Human life is extremely valuable in any circumstance. In this regard, both physical and mental health are crucial. The way in which an individual perceives himself and the circumstances he finds himself in can provide insight into his mental well-being. A person's life may be complicated by elements such as self-hatred, entrapment, and an inability to control one's emotions. Nevertheless, cultivating mindfulness and attaining a state of elevated …
A longitudinal study of dispositional hope as a pathway from existential concerns to inner peace
Existential concerns, an unavoidable aspect of human existence, are one of the key elements influencing people's quest for purpose in life. Individuals may experience inner turmoil and sorrow in this situation. However, hope may play a crucial part in mitigating this adverse circumstance, despite existential concerns, as it symbolizes the person's ability to cultivate optimistic hopes and beliefs toward the future. In this regard, the current stu…
Gratitude as a longitudinal mediator between social support and mental wellbeing
A Longitudinal Analysis of the Mediation of Cognitive Flexibility Between Psychological Maltreatment‐Resilience in Adolescents
Mediating Role of Mindfulness Between Loneliness and Relationship Quality in Married Couples Dyadic Approach
The predominant subject of current research is the influence of couples with maladaptive interaction patterns on one another. The research examined the relationships among the concepts of loneliness, mindfulness, and relationship quality. Specifically, it elucidates the dynamics between couples. This study investigated the impact of spousal loneliness on the quality of relationships among 401 married couples (N = 802) utilizing a dyadic approach …
Parallel mediators between resilience, mindfulness and social connectedness
People respond differently to difficult life situations. These responses may include feeling trapped, intolerance of uncertainty, negative psychological outcomes, or resilience. Individuals with low mindfulness and limited social connections may struggle more with these processes. Developing psychological resilience is important to cope with and adapt to challenges. This study examined whether intolerance of uncertainty and entrapment mediate the…
The Mediating Role of Meaning-Based Coping Between Need for Relatedness and Romantic Relationship Quality in Married Couples
Personal relationships help people stay social because they need relatedness. Close relationships affect married couples’ mental health. Relationship quality is an important actor in marriage evaluation. The study found that dyadic meaning-based coping influences married couples’ relationship quality and need for relatedness. We studied how actor–partner relatedness impacts the need for relatedness and relationship quality. APIMeM was utilized to…
The Longitudinal Mediation of Existential Gratitude Between Loneliness and Ingratitude
Loneliness is a subjective feeling of discontent caused by the apparent mismatch between one’s desired social relationships and one’s existing relationships. Conversely, ingratitude is a negative attitude that erodes interpersonal relationships by disparaging or disregarding favors offered to the individual. Both occurrences represent different facets of social and emotional deprivation. According to this concept, existential gratitude is a parti…
The mediating role of meeaningful life between boredom and relationship satisfaction in married couples with dyadic approach
Self‐Compassion, Difficulties in Emotion Regulation, and Cognitive Flexibility in Parent–Child Relationships in Türkiye
Despite growing evidence of its role in individual well-being, little is known about how self-compassion influences parent-child interactions, particularly interpersonal and reciprocal processes. Integrative models that combine self-compassion, emotion regulation, and cognitive flexibility are needed to understand how these characteristics affect family dynamics. To cover theoretical and methodological gaps, this study analyzes longitudinal dyadi…
Mediation (10 works) · Resilience and Mental Health (8 works) · Structural equation modeling (8 works) · Mindfulness and Compassion Interventions (7 works) · Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction (6 works) · Longitudinal study (5 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Cognition (4 works) · Mindfulness (4 works)