Alternate Title: The child's attitude towards the father and its implications for his personal and social adjustment: a field study of five cases of children deprived of a father's divorce and neglected. (English)

المؤلفون: آيت حبو ش س عاد, م توري راضية, صالحي سعيدة

المصدر: International Journal of Educational Psychological Studies (EPS); Apr2021, Vol. 9 Issue 2, p397-423, 27p

مصطلحات موضوعية: PARENT attitudes, CHILDHOOD attitudes, SOCIAL adjustment, FATHER-child relationship, DIVORCE

Abstract (English): The current study aims to know the attitude of the child who her parents are divorced, towards the father and its reflection on his personal and social adjustment. The study applied to five cases of children deprived of the father by divorce as well as neglect, three cases of divorce and two cases of neglect, by relying on the clinical approach and its tools represented in the Direct observation, clinical research interview and test personal and social adjustment, and test children's attitude towards parents. The results showed that children deprived of a father by neglect or divorce have a negative attitude towards their fathers and are of low personal and social adjustment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Abstract (Arabic): تهدف الدراسةالحاليةإلىمعرفة اتجاه الطفل املطلق الوالدين نحو األب وانعكاسه على توافقه الشخص ي واالجتماعي، طبقت الدراسة على خمس حاالت من األطفال املحرومين من األب بالطالق وكذا اإلهمال، ثالث حاالت طالق وحالتين إهمال، وذلك باالعتماد على املنهج العيادي و أدواته املتمثلة في املالحظة املباشرة ، املقابلة العيادية البحثية، و اختبار التوافق الشخص ي واالجتماعي، وا ختبار اتجاه األبناء نحو اآلباء. أسفرت النتائج على أن األطفال املحرومين من األب باإلهمال أو الطالق لديهم اتجاه سلبي نحو آبائهم ، كما يعانون من توافق شخص ي وا جتماعي منخفض. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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