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This study aims to show the impact of sporting on emotional self-consciousness. In the light of the findings we have achieved for this purpose, in the sample of non-professional athletes, the study of the levels of emotional self-consciousness in terms of the frequency of doing sports is planned. The study included 50,7 percent women (752 people) and 49,3 percent men (731 people) and 1483 people between the ages of 18-70 (medium = 29,32±10,42 years). 19.4 percent of participants (288 people) regularly doing sports, 45.6 percent (676 people) doing interim sports and 35.0 percent (519 people) did not do any sports. The criterion for the exclusion of the study is to be a professional athlete and/or to work in a sports environment, these persons are not included in the study we do. The participants responded to A Emotional Awareness Scale-10 and Emotional Awareness Scale-11. In view of the scores obtained from the scores, it was compared with the two variable variable analysis (MANOVA). Comparisons from sporting conditions have shown that the increased frequency of doing sports, the level of emotional self-consciousness has also increased. In comparisons for other socio-demographic groups other than sports conditions, it has been shown that age, civic status and learning level groups do not differ in terms of the overall score of both scales, but the level of life satisfaction and depressive state groups do differ in terms of the overall score of both scales. When achieved results are generally assessed, it is clear that doing sports is a situation variable that affects emotional self-consciousness.

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