Examining the Effects of the Parenting Program on Preschool Children’s Behavioral Problems*Footnote

* This article was written using parts of the thesis was carried out by Dr. Esra Işık under the supervision of Assoc. Dr. Haktan Demircioğlu, titled “An Investigation of the Effects of The Parenting Program on the Levels of Mindfulness, Perceptions of Competency, and Communication Levels of Parents and Children’s Behavioral Problems.”

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