Abstract:

This study focuses on the relationships between students’ self-consciousness, values and religious tendencies at the university. The research group consists of 437 students studying at Kırklareli and Marmara University and Istanbul University of Science. The data was collected in March and April 2014. The research was established as a scan and relative model of randomly selected samples; it was defined as a measurement tool developed by Neff as the "Self-consciousness Scale", the "Religious Attitude and Behavior Measurement Reserve" and the "Schwartz Value List". The SPSS-20 program was used to evaluate the data. In the context of variable comparisons there were meaningful relationships between self-consciousness and religious orientations. As the general level of religiousness of the participants increased, the attitudes of self-consciousness that entered the extent of exaggeration were also concentrated. The data suggests that in self-consciousness, the family and close environment are more effective than the corporate structure of the graduated school. In summary, it can be interpreted as "There is a positive relationship between universal values and the subdimensions of affection and consciousness of self-sensitivity."

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