الخصائص الاجتماعية و علاقتها بمخاوف الأفراد في المجتمع السعودي

Abstract EN

This research sought to identify the fears of individuals in the Saudi society, with some social variables, such as age, gender, marital status, family size, educational level, monthly income, and personal loan.

The research was conducted on a stratified random sample of 1531, from the population of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The research reached a set of results, including: job concerns are at the forefront of fears among the general sample, followed by financial and then health concerns.

Disaster fears, metaphysical fears, and family fears came at the lowest levels of fear among individuals.

Fears decrease with the increase in the age of the individual and the number of family members.

Concerns increase with the increase in the educational level.

Job concerns are highest among individuals without income, followed by health concerns.

The feeling that there are no fears at all is high in males compared to females, and males' fears are concentrated in the jobs, financial, and health side, while females are in the health, jobs and financial side.

Finally, 32.6% of the respondents had no concerns at all.