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The aim of this study is to do the Turkish validity and reliability study of the Children’s Emotional Extraterrestrial Scale, developed by William Li and Lopez (2003).  Method: Examples of the study in the methodological type of Okmeydanı Education and Research Hospital has formed 60 children who apply and have been approved by their parents. Data was collected between October 2016 and January 2017, using the indicative information form, face, legs, activity, crying, comfort and the measurement of evaluating the emotional outbreaking of children. The language and scale are valid. The evaluation of the validity and reliability of the measurements used the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Qualification Measurement and Bartlett's Globality Tests to measure the applicability of the Detective (Explanatory) Factor Analysis. In the study of internal consistency, the Cronbach Alpha Method was used. In the verifying factor analysis, the Analysis Ait Compliance Measures RMSEA; CFI; NNFI and A2/df were studied.  In question-based observers intercompatibilities, the Krippendorff'salpha test was used. Results: The scale's face expression, voice, movement, interaction and cooperation level dimensions of all questions have been determined to have a (1) scale validity level and the scale's scale validity index to have a (1) scale. After the internal consistency of the scale is examined, the reliability value is 0. 969 (High reliable) was found. Result: The Turkish version of the Children's Emotional Extraterrestrial Scale, developed by William Li and Lopez and the original language is English, is valid and reliable according to our results. Keywords: Child; anxiety; validity; confidence ABSTRACT Turkish Adaptation of Children's Emotional Manifestation Scale: Validity and Reliability Study Aim: The aim of this study is to evaluate the Turkish validity and reliability study of the Children's Emotional Manifestation Scale developed by William Li and Lopez (2003). Method: The sample of the methodological type study consisted of 60 volunteers who applied to Okmeydani Education and Research Hospital and approved by their parents. Data were collected using Descriptive Information Form, Face, Legs, Activity, Crying, Consoling and the Children's Emotional Vomit Assessment Scale. The data were collected between February and May 2016 6 using the case report form, Face, Legs, Activity, Cry, Consolability and Children's Emotional Manifestation Scale. Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin proficiency measurement and Bartlett's Sphericity tests were used to measure the applicability of Exploratory Factor Analysis in assessing scale validity and reliability; Cronbach's Alpha coefficient (Alfa method) was used in the internal consistency study. In confirmatory factor analysis, RMSEA, CFI, NNFI and E2/DF were investigated. The Krippendorff's Alpha test was used for question-based interobserver agreement. Results: It was determined that all questions on the scale of facial expression, voice, movement, interaction and cooperation levels of the scale were one (1) and that the scale's validity index was one (1). After examining the internal consistency of the scale, it was determined that the reliability value was 0.969 (highly reliable). Conclusion: The Turkish version of the Children's Emotional Manifestation Scale developed by William Li-Lopez and originally in English is valid and reliable according to our results. Keywords: Child; anxiety; validity; reliability