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Self-respect is related to how much a person loves, accepts and respects himself. The ratio of the properties that a person ideally wants to be in himself to the properties that he really possesses determines the level of self-respect. Because self-respect is related to all aspects of the individual’s life, it has been the subject of many research in social sciences. There is no way to measure self-esteem in the Kyrgyz society. The aim of this research is to provide a valid and reliable level of self-respect that Kyrgyz scientists and educators can use to Kyrgyz culture.  The research follows the way the study requires to adapt the scale produced in one culture to another culture. In this context, the necessary permission for the adaptation of the original scale was given and then the analysis of the translation work and the reliability of the translation made was implemented. The appropriate samples for the analytics of detection and verification factors are identified and the models created are tested with the appropriate statistical techniques. In the study, data were collected on three separate samples. The first sample group was created to test the authenticity of translation. The second work group was created to be able to analyze the detection factor and the third work group was created to collect data for the verifying factor analysis. The total sample size of the three studies is 670. At the end of the study it was found that the load values of the Kyrgyz version varied from 0.775 to 0.876, to 0.822 to 0.911, to 0.780 to 0.917, to 0.804 to 0.876, and to 0.777 to 0.859 for the success and productivity subfactor. The second level compatibility scale results were found as NFI .963, TLI .971, IFI .986, RMSEA .000, GFI .958, AGFI .950, RMR .000. In general, when it comes to the results, it is clear that the conformity is quite good. Interpersonal Conflict Resolution Scale of the Kyrgyz version of the Self-respect Scale of the Cronbach's alpha internal consistent ratio ranges from .855 to .939 . Based on the results obtained, the scale of self-respect can be said that the Kyrgyz version is a valid and reliable tool that can be used by Kyrgyz educators and researchers.

Özet:

Self-esteem is related to the way how person loves, accepts and respects himself. The ratio of one’s desired ideal features and real ones determines the level of self-esteem. Since self-esteem is related to all aspects of the individual's life, it has been the subject of many researches in social sciences. However, there is no tool, which could measure self-esteem in Kyrgyz society. The purpose of this study is to gain a valid and reliable self-esteem scale that Kyrgyz scientists and educators can use. In this study the adaptation process of the scale, which originally was developed in one culture, into another culture, was lead in accordance with certain requirements. In this context, the necessary permission was taken for the adaptation of the original scale and later analyses related to the translation study and the reliability of the translation were applied. Appropriate samples were determined for exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses and the formed models were tested with appropriate statistical techniques. Data were collected from three separate samples. The first sample group was formed to test the reliability of translation. The second sample group was formed to make exploratory analysis, while the third sample group was formed to collect data for confirmatory factor analysis. The total sample size of the three studies was 670. At the end of the research it was determined that Self-Esteem Scale Load values of Kyrgyz version ranged from 0,775 to 0,876 for self-value factor; from 0,822 to 0,911 for self-confidence factor; from 0,780 to 0,917 for depressive affect factor; from 0,804 to 0,876 for self-sufficiency factor; from 0,777 to 0,859 for achievement and productivity factor. Self-esteem scale in Kyrgyz has shown the following level 2 goodness-of-fit results: NFI .963, TLI .971, IFI .986, RMSEA .000, GFI .958, AGFI .950, RMR .000. In general, the results show that the goodness-of-fit results are quite good. Cronbach’s alpha internal consistency coefficients of self-esteem scale in Kyrgyz ranged from .855 to .939. Basing on above mentioned results it can be concluded that the Kyrgyz self-esteem scale is a valid and reliable tool that can be used by Kyrgyz educators and researchers 

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