Dr. Suheir Sulieman Sabbah

Associate Professor in Psychology& Especial Education department in the Faculty of Educational Sciences at Al-Quds University Jerusalem, Palestine

DOI : https://doi.org/10.47191/ijsshr/v6-i2-14

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ABSTRACT

Along with the development of technology, social media, and mass media, we hear news reports about violent incidents against adolescents. Types of violence diversify into influence the development of the personal characteristics of the individual. This study aimed to identify the personality traits of the battered adolescent girls. Identify the battered adolescent girls, they were surveyed using the questionnaire list of females battered. Findings showed that (222) female adolescent were subjected to violence. (21.6%) of them were subjected to high. Goldburg’s Big Five Personality Trait Test was used. The results shwed that the most important traits they had were the agreeableness, extraversion, conscientiousness, openness on experience and, finally, neuroticism. There were difference in the trait of neurocism due to the violence degree variable and in due to encountered a high degree of violence. There were also differences in the extraversion and openness on experience due to grade due to ninth.

KEYWORDS:

Personal traits, Big – Five personality Traits Test, battered, adolescent girls, violence.

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