Abstract:

This study has studied what factors individuals who experience long-term flirt make their marriage perceptions and marriage choices. The research is designed in a relative scanning pattern from quantum research models. The study’s work group is persons who live long-term flirt in Istanbul. A total of 500 people, including 323 women and 177 men, participated in the study. The study used the 'Priority Measurement Tool' developed by Başay (2015) and the personal information form prepared by the researcher. According to the findings obtained in the pre-marriage period, the long-term flirting of individuals has been found to have an impact on their choosing attitudes.