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مدخل الدراسةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
This study aimed to monitor environmental, psychological and social
pressures in adults and their impact on the behavior of the individual
especially ways of expressing anger. the concept of environmental stress
refers to individual’s exposure to stressful situations in the environment, as
he realizes that his Capabilities and potentials not strong enough to cope with
these pressures impeding the balance (cognitive assessment), Oxford
Dictionary defines pressure as the harmful power or the indicator that
exceeds the capacity of the individual
The researcher used Correlative comparative descriptive approach
where both environmental pressures and psycho-social are determined as
well as methods of expressing anger , as well as the comparison between
males and females at all levels of economic and socio- cultural relations
between physical environmental pressures, and family social pressures . In
each of the environmental pressures and socialization pressures
The study sample consisted of 180 individuals of adults 90 males and 90
females from various economic and social segments. the researcher used
several tools in the study:
1 - scale of environmental, psychological, and social pressures.
2 – Form of family economic, social and cultural level.
3 – scale of methods of expressing anger (designed by the researcher)
The study used statistical treatment in the averages, standard deviation,
correlation coefficients, T.test, analysis of variance, Scheffe style The results
showed a correlation between each of the environmental, psychological, and
social pressures, and methods of expressing anger also differed both
environmental and psychosocial and social pressures and methods of
expressing anger, according to the variation in the economic, social, and
cultural standards (for adults) and there is correlation statistically significant.
The recommendations included the need for attention to the
development of treatment and guiding programs to reduce physical
environmental pressures and pressures of the family and social pressures
urged the state to pay attention to solving societal problems faced by adults,
such as poverty - unemployment - crowding andtransportation crisis, and
population explosion.