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The aim of this study is to reveal the impact of students’ causal references to poverty on their attitudes to the policy of aid to the poor. The universe of research is made up of 50,267 students studying at the University of Sivas during the 2019-2020 educational-learning period. With 95% confidence and 5% error share, the sample size was estimated at 382, but the sample survey was taken at 600 people. Students to enter the sample are selected using a simple random sample method. As a data collection tool, the scales "Personal Information Form", "The Causal References to Poverty" and "Help Policy to Poverty" developed by Left (2008) have been used. According to the analysis, 57.7% of the students who participated in the study were women and 42.3% were men. Approximately 80% of participants provide their survival with £1,000 and six revenue. When the reliability levels were studied, the research found that the reliability levels of the scale of the Policy for Poverty Aid used in the study were medium, and the scale of poverty-related causes was reliable at a high level. Women (X =3,73) have a higher structural reference perception than men (X =3,61) For the determination of the level of relationship between the causes of poverty and the policy of aid to the poor, the pearson correlation rate was considered and the analysis of the correlation resulted in a positive low relationship between the causes of general poverty and the levels of the general policy of aid to the poor (r=0.296, p=0,000 p<0. and 01). The study found that when students studied the levels of poverty-related causes, individual references (X =3,06), structural references (X =3,68), fate/family references (X =3,07), and general poverty-related causes (X =3,41) were high.

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