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The conflict environment that started in Syria in March 2011 caused many people to migrate. Over 5.6 million individuals left Syria due to the conflict environment as of the beginning of 2019 (5). Several studies have been published about the war related trauma and negative psychological aspects of the conflicts in Syria on the civilian population. A study reported that depressive disorders were the most common mental disorders among Syrian refugees in Sweden, with a rate of 40%, followed by anxiety disorders (31.8%) and PTSD (29.9%) (6). Among Syrian refugees in Turkey, PTSD was reported in a wide range between 29.8% and 83.4%, and depression between 27.4% and 70.5% (3,7,8,9). Furthermore, a recent study reported that Syrian refugees settled in Turkey had higher trauma characteristics and PTSD levels than refugees settled in Sweden (10).

Investigation of the Associations between Posttraumatic Growth, Sleep Quality and Depression Symptoms in Syrian Refugees