doğrular

English translation: facts

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Turkish term or phrase:doğrular
English translation:facts
Entered by: Eser Perkins

16:37 Mar 14, 2011
Turkish to English translations [PRO]
Social Sciences - Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. / düzyazı
Turkish term or phrase: doğrular
Ortak kavram ve doğrular, ilköğretimin birinci kademesindeki öğrencilerin kültürel ve etik değer, davranış ve tutum kazanmış bireyler olarak yetişmeleri bakımından hayati bir öneme sahiptir.
Selma Dogan
Local time: 12:51
facts
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Eser Perkins
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Local time: 12:51
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teşekkürler, facts ifadesini kullandım.
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5 +3facts
Eser Perkins
4realities
Mehmet Hascan
4common norms&values
Halil Ibrahim Tutuncuoglu "Бёcäטsع Լîfe's cômplicåtعd eñøugh"


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facts


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Eser Perkins
Türkiye
Local time: 12:51
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish
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teşekkürler, facts ifadesini kullandım.

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agree  Ceren Coşar
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agree  Yusuf Levent: katiliyorum
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  -> Teşekkürler Yusuf Bey.

agree  Serda: Bence burada olgulardan (facts) söz edilmiyor: Ahlaki doğrudan bahsediliyor. Ben olsam truth (hakikat değil, ahlaki bakıma doğru olan anlamında) kelimesini kullanırdım.
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realities


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realities

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doğruyu doğru olmayandan ayiran

differentiating reality from fantasy

Mehmet Hascan
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common norms&values


Explanation:
daha çok değer anlamında sanki

Norms: Norms are guidelines which direct conduct in particular situations. It is a specific guide to action which defines acceptable and appropriate behaviour in various particular situations, e.g. Norms governing dress which vary from society to society.

Norms are enforced by POSITIVE and NEGATIVE sanctions that is rewards and punishments. Sanctions can be informal such as an approving or disapproving glance, or formal, such as a reward or a fine given by an official body.

Usually, the threat of negative sanctions is sufficient to enforce normative behaviour. Conversely an admiring glance a word of praise or an encouraging smile provides rewards for conformity to social norms.

Values: Unlike norms which provide specific directives for conduct, values provide more general guidelines. A value is a belief that something is good and desirable. It defined what is important, worthwhile and worth striving for. In the west for example the value of materialism motivates individuals to invest time and energy producing and acquiring material possessions. In term of Sioux values which place a high value on generosity, the acquisitive individual of western society would at best be regarded as peculiar and more probably would be condemned as grasping self-seeking and antisocial. Shared norms and values are essential for the operation of human.

Primary socialization, probably the most important aspect of the socialization process, takes place during infancy, usually within the family. Through the family, the child learns the language and many of the basic behaviour patterns of its society.





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Halil Ibrahim Tutuncuoglu "Бёcäטsع Լîfe's cômplicåtعd eñøugh"
Türkiye
Local time: 12:51
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish
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