مستوى الصلابة النفسية لدى النساء المعنفات في مخيمات اللجوء الفلسطيني وسط الأراضي الفلسطينية المحتلة
Date
2021-08-22
Authors
دلال رياض بدوي داود
Dalal Reyad Badawi Dawoud
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جامعة القدس
Abstract
This study is summarized by many titles, concepts and foundations that talk about
the reality of psychological resilience of battered women in Palestinian refugee camps and
the effect of violence used against them according to variables such as (social status, age,
place of residence, level of education, economic level, work sector, and income rate) on the
one hand and to discover the nature of this relationship and the extent to which each of
these variables affects the other.
The study was based on two mechanisms: an electronic questionnaire (Google
forms) to measure the psychological resilience among battered women, and another
electronic questionnaire to measure the reality of violence used against them. The sample
consists of (200) women, at a rate of (200) electronic forms, according to the available
study sample that was available to the researcher from the original information collection
centers related to the current researcher's field of study.
The study population was limited - based on the study problem and its challenge
according to the research plan - to all the women visiting the women counseling centers
according to the population and demographic nature of the central camps area in the
occupied Palestinian territories, whose number is approximately 667 married and
unmarried women. For the sample it was randomly selected according to the available
sample which is related to the study population's attributes and variables.
The researcher used the descriptive analytical approach in studying the reality of
psychological hardness of battered women in Palestinian refugee camps in the occupied
Palestinian territories, due to the relevance of this approach to the nature of the study.
Finally, the study reached conclusions, the most important of which are:
1. There are statistically significant differences in the values of the arithmetic averages
between psychological resilience and violence. There is an inverse relationship, this
indicates that psychological resilience is not available in the category of women on which
the study was conducted.