الصمود الأسري في التعامل مع جائحة فيروس كورونا COVID-19 لدى أفراد الأسرة السعودية

الملخص EN

The current study aimed to detect the levels of family resilience in the Saudi family in dealing with COVID-19, detecting the differences in the levels of family resilience and its operations between fathers, mothers and sons during this pandemic, and detect differences in resilience levels according to demographic variables (gender, age, parents 'education level, monthly income level, marital status, and family size).

Study sample: (416) family members.

Study tools: Family Demographic Data Form, and Walsh family resilience questionnaire.

Results: High levels of family resilience among Saudi families, there are statistically differences between fathers, mothers and sons in the family resilience factors (Transcendence and spirituality) for the mothers, and factor (Collaborative Problem Solving) for the children, there are statistically differences due to the gender on all factors of family resilience for the females, except factors (Making meaning of adversity, flexibility, and communication & problem solving Processes), there are statistically differences due to the level of parental education on factor (family organizational processes) in the level of fathers and mothers education, and factors (Transcendence and spirituality, and Mobilize Social and Economic Resources) in the level of mothers education for "Master and Doctorate", and there are statistically differences due to the level of monthly income and the size of the family in factors (Transcendence and spirituality, and Mobilize Social and Economic Resources) for the higher income level and the larger number of family, while there are no statistically differences in all factors of family resilience due to age and marriage state.