الطلاق العاطفي كما يدركه الأبناء المراهقين و علاقته بالاحتراق النفسي لديهم

Abstract EN

Objective: this research seeks to explore the relationship between emotional divorcement as perceived by children and their psychological burnout.

Sample: The study population consists of secondary Azhari students, grade two and three in Cairo govemorate.

The sample consists of 200 items of Egyptian adolescents divided into (100 Males and 100 Females) whose age stage ranges from (16-18) years old.

Method: The study uses the qualitative- correlative method for being the most appropriate one for study nature.

Instruments: Scale of Perceived Emotional Divorcement for Adolescents (by researcher) and Scale of Psychological Burnout for Adolescents (by researcher).

Statistical Approaches: Arithmetic means- standard deviations- T.Test- Pearson Coefficient Correlation- The Half Split Reliability Coefficient- Alpha Coefficient.

Results: The study results indicate that there is a statistically significant correlation exists between emotional divorcement as perceived by adolescent children and those adolescents' psychological bumout on the used scale and its components.

This indicates that children of emotional divorce have been more psychologically bumout than children in consolidated families.

The study results also indicate that there is a statistically significant correlation exists between emotional divorcement as perceived by adolescent children and psychological bumout in females.

This indicates that perceived females of emotional divorce have been more psychologically bumout than females in stable consolidated families.

The results show that there is a statistically significant correlation exists between emotional divorcement as perceived by children and psychological burnout in males.

This indicates that perceived males of emotional divorce between their parents have been more psychologically bumout than males in stable consolidated families.

The results indicate statistically significant differences exists between males and females regarding the perceived emotional divorcement, in favour of females, denoting that females are more consdous of emotional divorce between thrir parents than males.

Finally, the results indicate statistically significant differences exists between males and females regarding the psychological bumout, in favour of females.