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Register a new userA study of the anxiety trait among the elderly residing in the Infirmary or with their Families
دراسة مقارنة لسمة القلق بين المسنين المقيمين في دور الرعاية أو مع أسرهم (دراسة ميدانية لدى عينة من المسنين في محافظات دمشق و ريفها و حمص و اللاذقية)
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Damascus University ورقة بحثية
Publication date
2006
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Education
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العربية
Authors
كمال يوسف بلان( باحث )
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هدفت هذه الدراسة إلى كشف الفروق بين المسنين المقيمين في دور رعاية المسـنين و المسنين المقيمين مع أسرهم في درجة معاناتهم للقلق، حسب متغيرات مكان الإقامـة و العمر و الجنس. و قد تكونت عينة الدراسة من 436 مسناً و مسـنة مـنهم 222 مـن الذكور و 214 من الإناث، و قد كانت عينة المسنين المقيمين في دور رعاية المسـنين 150 مسناً و مسنة و المقيمين مع أسرهم 286 مسنا و مسنة، مـن محافظـات دمشـق و ريفها و حمص و اللاذقية في الجمهورية العربية السورية.
This study aims at finding out the differences between the elderly residing infirmaries and those staying with their Families concerning their suffering of anxiety according to the factors of the place of residence, age and gender. The study deals with 436 elderlies; these include 222 males and 214 females. The elderlies in the infirmaries are 150 and those with their Families are 286 as taken from the governorates of Damascus, Rural Damascus, Homs and Lattakia.
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الأحمد، أمل ( 2001 ): بحوث ودراسات في علم النفس، مؤسسة الرسالة للطباعة، دمشق.
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