لغة الجسد و علاقتها ببعض المتغيرات النفسية و الاجتماعية لدى الفرد : دراسة وصفية إكلينيكية

الملخص EN

The aim of the current research is to verify the body language and its relationship to some psychological and social variables in the individual - a clinical descriptive study.

As for the husbands, the sample consisted of (74) husbands divided into (37) husbands, and (37) wives, and the study tools were a language questionnaire for (Kolmogorov-Smirnov Z) in the study of Aqabat Al-Sabbagh (2015), and the use of the Arabic image for the scale of coping methods of stress formula The summary (BREIF COPE), and the results of the study resulted: There are statistically significant differences between the averages of boys and girls on the body language scale of individuals, in favor of the female category, where they have the largest arithmetic mean equal to 4.353, while the average of males is about 3.354, so there are significant differences Statistical between the averages of boys and girls on the individual psychological stress scale, in favor of the male category, where they have the largest arithmetic mean equal to 3.7, while the male average is about 2.5.

There are statistically significant differences between the averages of spouses on the individuals' body language scale, in favor of the female category where They have the largest arithmetic mean equal to 4.4, while the average of males is about 3.4.

There are statistically significant differences between the averages of spouses on the measure of psychological and social stress among individuals, in favor of the male category, where they have the largest arithmetic mean equal to 3.4, while the average of females is about 2.4, as There is a direct correlation between the body language scale and the psychological and social stress scale, where the value of the Pearson correlation coefficient was about 0.466 at a statistical significance level of 0.000, i.

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less than 0.05.

Behavior, and extending the field of face perception to include perceived features and opportunities for social interaction, and thus the body plays an important role in emotional communication, and that the social context in which people interact emotionally is one of the most common contexts in which the perception of feelings occurs, and the study also found that anxiety differs from stress.

In terms of specific physiological responses and psychological experience, there is a moderately positive relationship between daily stress and error rates in attentional tasks (auditory and visual).

The motor implementation of full body expressions was more difficult to implement, and the recommendations of the study came in light of the results it reached.