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EXAMINING THE COMMUNICATION AND PROBLEM SOLVING
SKILLS OF THE YOUTH CAMP PROGRAM SUPERVISORS i
Mehmet Kartal1, Cenk Temel2ii
1
2
R.“. “dıyaman University, Physical Education and Sports School, “dıyaman, Turkey
Assist. Prof. Dr., Inonu University, Physical Education and Sports School, Malatya, Turkey
Abstract:
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to examine the communication and problem
solving skills of the program supervisors who responsible for youth camps run by the
Ministry of Youth and Sports in terms of several variables.
Material and Method: The study group consisted of 103 participants 45 of whom were
female and 58 of whom were male and who were in charge of the youth camps run by
the Ministry of Youth and Sports in 2015Evaluation Scale CSES
period. The
Communication Skills
was made use of in determining the communication skills of
the people who were in charge of youth camps and the Problem Solving Inventory
PSI
was made use of in determining the problem solving skills.
The Findings: It was determined upon the analyses that there were no significant
differences between the groups in the communication and problem solving skills of the
people responsible for running the program in terms of gender, age, marital status,
educational status and in-service training variables (p>0.05); however, it was also
determined that there were significant differences between the groups in the
communication skills according to the time at office variable as the responsible person
(p=0.048), and in problem solving skills according to the occupational status variable.
(p=0.042). Upon the analyses that were made to determine the origin of these significant
differences, it was determined that the communication skills of the people responsible
for the programs who worked for 1-2 years and 5 years and over 5 years were higher;
and that the problem solving skills of the students were higher than the public
employees.
This article was derived from the master’s thesis prepared at the Health Sciences Institute at
Inonu University.
ii Corresponding author: Assist. Prof. Dr., Cenk Temel, cenktemel@hotmail.com
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Result: According to the findings obtained in the scope of the study, it was determined
that there was a decrease in the communication skills in the 3 rd and 4th years according
to the time at office variable; and it was also determined that the problem solving skills of
the students were higher than the employees who were working in public institutions.
As a conclusion, it was determined that the communication skills of the supervisors
who were responsible for the program were high, and the problem solving skills were
at the medium level.
Keywords: communication, problem solving, youth camp, program responsible
Introduction
The fact that humans are social creatures living in communities has made it essential for
individuals to be in constant interaction with one another, and to rely on
communication to address and solve any mutual problems they have or might have in
the future
. Mısırlı defined communication as the whole range of interactions that has
interconnected humans since the dawn of history (and will continue to do so in the future), and
which allows humans to reach agreements compromises as a social group, by seeking balance and
harmony with one another.
Communication can also be defined as a dynamic process
in which news, information, emotions, thoughts and attitudes are exchanged by and between
individuals, groups or at social level through a system of symbols” (3).
As humans are social creatures, they spend their lives in affiliation with more
than one social group. Social groups are defined as small or large human communities
that consist of individuals that interact with each other, that are psychologically aware of one
another’s existence, and perceive themselves as a group or organization
. The youth camps
organized by the Turkish Ministry of Youth and Sports represent as an example of such
social groups. These youth camps, which are managed by the state, provide youth of
different age groups and of different cultural and educational backgrounds the
opportunity to spend their free time performing various social, cultural and sports
activities, and thus allow these youth to socialize. These youth camps are organized at
certain times of the year in different regions Turkey in the form of nature or seaside
camps, and all transportation, accommodation and food requirements of those taking
part in these camps are covered by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, with no fees being
requested from the youngsters. The youth camps are organized as Seaside Camps for
the 12 to 15 age groups, and as Nature Camps or Thematic Camps for the
to
age
groups. The youngsters participating in these camps are under the responsibility of the
camp supervisor, the program supervisor and the camp leader, who all work at the
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camp (5). In these youth camps organized in open areas and natural environments,
administration can often become complex and problematic due not only to the camps’
organizational structure, but also to the different culture, age and educational
background of the participants. Moreover, throughout the camp period, participants
engage extensively in activities involving intra-group and inter-group communication
(6).
The program supervisors who are in charge of managing these youth camps by
ensuring that they functions properly and without problems, and by coordinating the
leaders assigned at the camps, are all appointed to the task by the Ministry of Youth
and Sports. In this respect, to ensure the proper execution of camp activities in line with
their intended purpose, program supervisors need to have impeccable communication
skills that will allow them to communicate effectively with the participants as well as
the camp leaders. Without proper communication, it is highly possible for the camp
participants to experience problems as individuals or groups which, collectively, might
engender even greater and more difficult-to-solve problems for the camp in general.
The word problem can be used to describe either the complex situations or cases
that humans frequently encounter in almost every aspect of daily life, or the challenging
and undesirable situations they might experience. Problem-solving, on the other hand,
refers to the ability of individuals to attain their goals by solving the complex and
difficult-to-solve problems they encounter. Problem-solving requires not only
knowledge and experience, but also the use of cognitive skills such as creativity,
decision-making, etc. (7) Problem-solving skills, which are an important requisite for
leaders with managerial tasks, function based on certain cognitive processes, and are
vital for ensuring the conduct of the effective and seamless conduct of activities with a
common goal, in accordance with the scope and purpose of the relevant activity (8).
In light of all this information, the aim of this study was to investigate certain
variables pertaining to the communication and problem-solving skills of program
supervisors assigned in youth camps.
Methods
The study was conducted based on a qualitative study method. In this context, a
reliable and valid scale was used for determining the communication and problemsolving skills of the study participants, and the obtained data were analyzed and
interpreted using the SPSS package software. The study group consisted of 103
program supervisor, including 45 females and 58 males, who were assigned at the
youth camps of the Ministry of Youth and Sports during the 2015-2016 season. The
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study data were obtained from supervisors who took part in the Youth Camp Program
Supervisors Orientation Meeting organized on March 12-15, 2016, by the Ministry of
Youth and Sports. The data in question were collected by the researcher, and the study
participants were informed about the scales before they were administered and
completed.
To determine the communication skills of the youth camp program supervisors,
The Communication Skills Assessment Scale
used
CS“S developed by Korkut F.
was
, while the program supervisors’ problem-solving skills were determined
using the
developed by Heppner and C. H.
The Problem-Solving Inventory
Petersen
, and adapted to Turkish by Şahin N., Şahin N. and Heppner
addition, the
Personal Information Form
. In
developed by the researcher was used to
determine the socio-demographical characteristics of the individuals taking part in the
study.
To
determine
whether
there
was
any
significant
differences
in the
communication and problem-solving skills of the program supervisors according to
their age, gender, profession and the time/duration at office, the t test (the independent
groups t test) was used to analyze the independent samples of the CSAS data exhibiting
normal distribution, while the PSI data, which did not exhibit normal distribution was
analyzed using the Mann-Whitney U test. The variation in CSAS data according to the
variables of age, occupational status, and duration of assignment as program supervisor
was analyzed using the One Way Analysis of Variance (Anova) for independent
samples, while the PSI data were analyzed by means of the Kruskal-Wallis H test.
Results
In this section, the data analyzed within the scope of this study are shown in tables and
interpreted accordingly.
Table 1: Comparison of the Communication Skills of Program Supervisor according to their
Gender
Variable
Gender
Group
N
Female
45
107.13
7.70
Male
58
109.10
8.25
X
SS
T
P
1.23
.219
Results in Table 1 indicate that the communication skills of the program supervisors did
not vary significantly according to gender [t (103) = 1.23, p>0.05]. In the other words,
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the communication skills of the program supervisors were similar between two
genders.
Table 2: Comparison of the Problem-Solving Skills of Program Supervisors according to their
Gender
Variable
Gender
Group
N
SS
Female
45
100.18
1.88
Male
58
101.78
2.65
X
U
P
1220.500
.574
Results in Table 2 indicate that the problem-solving skills of the program supervisors
did not vary significantly according to gender [p = 0.574, p>0.05].
Table 3: Results of the One Way Analysis of Variance on the Communication Skills of the
Program Supervisors according to the Age Groups
Variable Group
Age
N
x
SS
Source of
Sum of
Variance
Squares
21-25
31 108.74 7.95
Inter-Group
26-30
50 107.96 8.37
31 and above 22 108.18 7.70
Sd
Mean of
F
Squares
11.804
2
5.902
Intra-Groups
6581.128
100
65.811
Total
6592.932
102
P
.090 .914
There were no significant inter-group differences in the communication skills of the
program supervisors with respect to the age variable [F (2-100) = 0.090, p>0.05]. In the
other words, for the program supervisors, different age groups were not associated
with a change in communication skills.
Table 4: Results of Kruskal-Wallis H Test concerning the Problem-Solving Skills
N
x
21-25
31
26-30
SS
Sequence Average
97.74
1.31
46.16
50
103.02
2.64
54.51
31 and above 22
101.36
4.90
54.52
Variable Group
Age
Sd
χ²
P
2
1.696
.428
There were no significant inter-group differences in the problem-solving skills of the
program supervisors with respect to the age variable [χ² (1.696) = 0.428, p>0.05].
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Table 5. Kruskal-Wallis H Test Results regarding the Problem-Solving Skills of the Program
Supervisors with respect to the Occupational Status Variable
Variable
Group
Student 28
Occupational Status
x
N
SS
Sequence
Average
94.25 2.12
40.14
Public
63 104.49 2.41
57.24
Private
12
52.17
99.08 4.05
Sd
χ²
Significant
P
2 6.355 .042*
Difference
Student<Public
(*; p<0.05)
Table 5 indicates seen that there was no significant differences between the problemsolving skills of the program supervisors according with respect to the occupational
status variables [χ² (6.355) =0.042, p>0.05]. According to Mann-Whitney U test
performed to determine the inter-group difference, the difference of 5.24 points
between the mean PSI scores of program supervisors who work in public institutions
and those who are students (with the mean score of program supervisors from public
institutions being the lower mean value) was statistically significant. According to this
result, the problem-solving skills of program supervisors who are the students was
higher than those of program supervisors from a public institution background.
Table 6: Results of the One Way Analysis of Variance on the Communication Skills of the
Program Supervisors according to the Time at Office Variable
Variable Group
Time at
Office
N
x
SS
Source of
Sum of
Variance
Squares
Sd
1-2 years (A)
30 109.66 8.23
Inter-Group
388.092
2
3-4 years (B)
24 104.75 7.54
Intra-Groups 6204.840
100
Total
102
5 and above (C) 49 109.08 7.81
6592.932
Mean of
Squares
F
P LSD
194.046
62.048 3.127 .048
A>B
C>B
(*; p<0.05)
Table 6 shows that there was no significant difference between the communication
skills of the program supervisors with respect to the time at office variable [F (2-100) =
3.127, p>0.05]. It was determined that program supervisors who have worked for 1-2
years and for 5 or more years had mean communication skill scores of 4.91 and 4.33,
respectively. These average scores were significantly higher than the mean
communication skill score for program supervisors who had worked for 3-4 years.
Dıscussıon and Conclusıon
According to the study results, there was no significant difference between the
communication and problem-solving skills of the program supervisors with respect to
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the gender variable. This result is in agreement with the finding of Dilekmen et al.
, and Çiftçi and Taşkaya
(2014), Baykara-Pehlivan
, who also reported in
their studies that communication skills do not vary significantly according to the
gender variable. On the other hand, Koç et al.
“şçı et al.
, Gaskar and 5zyazıcıoğlu
,
have obtained results suggesting that women have higher
communication skill scores than men. In addition to these studies, Karabacak et al.
(2015), Karaca et al. (2013, and Temel and Ayan (2015) have obtained data indicating
that the gender variable does not affect problem-solving skills.
Based on the results of the statistical analysis for the age variable, it was
determined that there was no significant difference between the communication and
problem-solving skills of the program supervisors with respect to this variable. In their
studies, 5r(c( and Kıvrak
), Tepeköylü et al. (2009) and Köroğlu (2006) also
obtained data suggesting that the age variable has no effect on communication skills.
On the other hand, Ulukan and Dalkiliç (2012) obtained data indicating that the age
variable has an effect on communication skills, and that a change in the age factor is
accompanied by a change in the mean communication skills score. Data from the
studies of Güçlü (2003), Karaca et al. (2013) and Berkant and Eren (2013) suggests that
the age variable does not affect problem-solving skills. However, Genç and Kalafat
(2010) and Alver (2005) have obtained findings indicating that the age variables have an
effect on problem-solving skills.
The results of the statistical analysis on the occupational status variable showed
that program supervisors who are students had higher problem-solving skills than
program supervisors who work at public institutions. In their study, Temel and Ayan
(2015) described that the participants had a mean PSI score of 101.70±14.89, which
corresponds to a medium-level problem solving skills. Findings from the studies of
Soyer and ”ilging
and Yılmaz et al.
were similar to the mean PSI score we
determined for program supervisors who are students (94.25±2.12).
“n analysis performed with respect to the program supervisors’ time at office
showed a significant difference between the communication skill levels of the program
supervisors. In the other hand, the problem-solving skill of the program supervisors did
not vary significantly according to the time at office. In their studies, Kumcağız et al.
(2011), Köroğlu
and
Şara and G(ney, 2015) obtained results indicating an
increase in communication skills in parallel to the increase in the time at office (or in the
profession). Although the communication skills of the program supervisors in our
study were highest at 1-2 years and 5 years or more at office, a decrease was observed at
3-4 years at office. This is possibly due to the initial enthusiasm exhibited by the
program supervisors in their first years, and the growing experience they have by the
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time they have been at office for 5 or more years, which results in higher
communication scores during these periods. In addition, in their study evaluating the
views of program supervisors about these youth camps, Temel et al. (2015) notes that
the majority of the study participants described these camps as a
experience.
place for gaining
“s these camp environments contribute to the personal skills of the
program supervisors, the number of years spent in these camps (i.e. at office) can be
considered as a reflection of the experience and knowledge gained by the program
supervisors over the years.
In conclusion, the study results demonstrated a decrease in the communication
skills of program supervisors working at the Ministry of Youth and Sports during their
3rd and 4th years at office. In addition, it was also determined that program supervisors
who are students exhibited higher problem solving skills than program supervisors
working at public institutions. In addition, the study results revealed that the program
supervisors generally had high level communication skills and moderate level problemsolving skills.
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