Türkiyede Yaşayan Suriyeli Göçmen Kadınlarda Yaşam Doyumunun Etnik Kimlik Kültürleşme ve Algılanan Ayrımcılık Düzeyleri Açısından İncelenmesi
Proje no. 20664 · Durum: Kapanmış (Yayın bekleniyor) · 2019
Özet
In this study, the role of ethnic identity, culturalization and perceived discrimination levels in predicting the life satisfaction levels of Syrian immigrant women was examined. The sample of the study consisted of Syrian migrant women who applied to the Turkish Red Crescent Izmir Community Center for any reason between February 2019 and January 2020. In the research, Life Satisfaction Scale, Ethnic Identity Scale, Perceived Discrimination Scale and Culturalization Scale were used to collect data. Data collection was carried out with 350 volunteer Syrian migrant women. Statistical analyzes were performed with a data set which included 295 women Quantitative data were analyzed by multiple linear regression analysis and qualitative data by content analysis. Results showed that the ethnic identity and perceived discrimination levels of Syrian immigrant women were not significant predictors of life satisfaction. It has been found that the integration subdimension of acculturation was a negative predictor and marginalization was a positive predictor of life satisfaction of Syrian immigrant women. Besides, assimilation and separation sub-dimensions were not significant predictors of the life satisfaction levels of Syrian immigrant women. With another words, the more the marginalization strategy of Syrian women increased, the more the level of life satisfaction increased. The findings were discussed based on the related literature and some suggestions were presented.