@article{2017,title={EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’S FORGIVENESS LEVELS},abstractNode={The aim of this study is to examine the effect of physical activities of university students’s on forgiveness levels. The study group of the study conducted in accordance with the survey model, consists of totally 200 students sportsman 99 (nmale=50, nfemale=49) and non-sports 101 (nmale=51, nfemale=50) university-educated in the fall semester of 2016-2017 academic year. While the sporting group actively creates students who continue to different sports branches, the non-sports group formed students who read in different classes of the same school and did not actively work in a branch. In the study, the Heartland Forgiveness Scale developed by Thompson et al (2005) was used to measure students' tendency to forgive. Independent group t test was used for binary cluster comparisons since the data showed normal distribution. The level of significance has been taken as 0.05 in the study. As a result of the research; University students' average scores of forgiveness according to their sporting status differ significantly at favor of sportsmen, it was found that the average scores of forgiveness were significantly higher in female students who did sports than female students who did not do sports and it was found that the average scores of forgiveness were significantly higher in male students who did sports than male students who did not do sports.},author={Hakan Salim ÇAĞLAYAN-Mehibe AKANDERE Özgür GÜL},year={2017},journal={The Journal of International Educational Sciences}}