The Relation Between the Future Anxiety, Belonging and Psychological Resilience Levels of Nursing Assistant Students in the Health Vocational High School

This study was conducted to determine the relationship between the nurse assistants' future anxiety, belonging and psychological resilience levels in the health vocational high school. The research was conducted with 282 nursing assistant students who trained in Istanbul at Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School. The study data were collected between December 2019 and January-2020 by Information Form, BECK Hopelessness Scale, the Child and Youth Resilience Scale, and the Belonging Scale. The data was analysed with descriptive, Pearson Correlation and Linear Simple tests in SPSS. There was a statistically significant negative correlation between the BECK Hopelessness Scale and the Child Youth Resilience Scale in nursing assistant students. There was also a significant negative correlation between BECK Hopelessness Scale and the Belonging Scale. There was a positive correlation between the Child-Youth Psychological Resilience Scale and Belonging Scale. Besides, belonging and psychological resilience explained 14.0% of the total variance in hopelessness (R: 0.385, R2: 0.148). When the standardized (β) coefficient and t value were examined; it was increased negatively.