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<title>Erken yetişkinlik döneminde sosyoduygusal gelişim</title>
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Kara, Demet
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Kara, Demet; Bohn, Annette
The present study investigated whether remembering the distant versus the recent personal past influences self-continuity levels and expected future event characteristics in a sample of immigrants. Seventy-three Turkish immigrants living in Denmark participated in three sessions involving questionnaires and life story interviews. In the first session, participants completed baseline measures of self-continuity, psychological wellbeing, acculturation, and demographics. In the second and third sessions, they recalled significant events and narrated life stories from pre-migration (distant past) and post-migration (recent past), followed by measures of self-continuity and wellbeing. After each memory recall, participants described three expected future events and rated them on phenomenological characteristics such as vividness and emotional valence. We analyzed differences in self-continuity and future event characteristics between the pre- and post-migration conditions, as well as the relationships among the variables, thematic content of future events, and their resemblance to cultural life scripts. Results revealed no significant differences in future event characteristics between the conditions. However, a small difference emerged in self-continuity levels: contrary to expectations, participants reported slightly higher self-continuity in the pre-migration condition than in the post-migration condition. These findings contribute to understanding of how autobiographical memory relate to future thinking and self in the context of migration.
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Sabri Öz; Mustafa Çağrı Pehlivanoğlu; Mustafa Emre Civelek; Adnan Veysel Ertemel
Rapid advances in automation, artificial intelligence, and Industry 4.0 technologies have intensified concerns about job displacement and reshaped employment relations globally. While technological unemployment has been widely examined, its psychological dimension—technological unemployment anxiety—remains fragmented and relatively underexplored in the literature. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of 930 articles published between 2001 and 2025 and indexed in the Web of Science database to map the intellectual structure and thematic evolution of research on technology-related employment, including anxiety-related dimensions. Using keyword co-occurrence, collaboration mapping, and thematic clustering, this study identifies a gradual shift from macro-level economic discussions toward micro-level concerns, including job insecurity perceptions, employability expectations, and worker well-being. The findings indicate that post-pandemic digital acceleration has intensified individualized forms of workplace anxiety within contemporary workplaces. The novelty of this study lies in explicitly positioning technological unemployment anxiety as a distinct analytical construct, rather than a secondary outcome of technological change, thereby extending existing bibliometric research. The results offer insights for scholars and provide practical implications for policymakers and organizational actors seeking to address technology-driven anxiety in the emerging post-digital ecosystem.
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<title>Quantum divide: socio-economic inequalities in the post-quantum era</title>
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Civelek, Mustafa Emre; Pehlivanoğlu, Mustafa Çağrı; Ertemel, Adnan Veysel; Nas, Adem
This study examines the quantum divide, a new form of inequality arising from disparities in access to quantum technologies, expertise, and infrastructure. Unlike the digital divide, which focuses on access to digital tools, the quantum divide risks widening socio-economic gaps by privileging those with early quantum capabilities. To address these challenges, this study employs a hybrid methodology, integrating delphi method and foresight analysis to analyze expert insights and explore future scenarios. Key areas impacted by quantum advancements include optimization, cybersecurity, and supply chain management. However, challenges such as technological monopolization, security risks, and workforce displacement require urgent attention. This study advocates for equitable access policies, quantum-resilient cryptography, workforce upskilling, and ethical governance frameworks. By combining expert consensus with strategic foresight, it provides actionable recommendations to ensure quantum technologies contribute to an inclusive, secure, and sustainable future, emphasizing global collaboration and proactive policymaking.; Bu çalışma, kuantum teknolojilerine, uzmanlığa ve altyapıya erişimdeki eşitsizliklerden kaynaklanan yeni bir adaletsizlik biçimi olan kuantum uçurumunu incelemektedir. Dijital araçlara erişime odaklanan dijital uçurumun aksine, kuantum uçurumu erken kuantum yeteneklerine sahip olanlara ayrıcalık tanıyarak sosyoekonomik uçurumları genişletme riski taşımaktadır. Bu zorlukları ele almak için bu çalışma, uzman görüşlerini analiz etmek ve gelecek senaryolarını keşfetmek için Delphi yöntemini ve öngörü analizini entegre eden hibrit bir metodoloji kullanmaktadır. Kuantum gelişmelerinden etkilenen kilit alanlar arasında optimizasyon, siber güvenlik ve tedarik zinciri yönetimi yer almaktadır. Bununla birlikte, teknolojik tekelleşme, güvenlik riskleri ve işgücünün yer değiştirmesi gibi zorluklar acil dikkat gerektirmektedir. Bu çalışma, adil erişim politikalarını, kuantuma dayanıklı kriptografiyi, işgücünün becerilerinin artırılmasını ve etik yönetişim çerçevelerini savunmaktadır. Uzman görüş birliğini stratejik öngörü ile birleştirerek, kuantum teknolojilerinin kapsayıcı, güvenli ve sürdürülebilir bir geleceğe katkıda bulunmasını sağlamak için küresel iş birliğini ve proaktif politika oluşturmayı vurgulayan uygulanabilir öneriler sunmaktadır.
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