الفروق في أعراض اضطراب فرط الحركة-قصور الانتباه بين الأطفال المصريين و الجزائريين : دراسة في الأنثربولوجيا النفسية

Abstract EN

This study aimed to identify the differences in the symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder between Egyptian and Algerian children, a field study in psychological anthropology.

the Egyptian study sample included a total sample of (80) children.

the Egyptian sample was divided into two groups, the group of males (41), and the group of females 39, while the Algerian study sample included a total (81), the Algerian sample was divided into two groups, the group of males (50), and the group of females 31.

participants were selected from children with ADHD, based on the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria to check whether the disorder is present or not, the scale was used for hyperactivity to calculate the severity and degree of the disturbance.

the results showed that there were differences between the children.

Egyptians and Algerian children in favor of Algerian children in hyperactivity / attention and impulsivity-the total scores, and significant differences were found between male and female patients.

Algerians are impulsive in favor of Algerian males, and it turns out that there are no differences between Algerian males and females in both hyperactivity, attention deficit, and total scores.

the results showed that there were significant differences between male and female Egyptian patients in terms of hyperactivity in favor of Egyptian males, it was also clear that there were no differences between Egyptian males and females in terms of attention deficit, impulsivity, and the total degree.

influencing the upbringing of children in both Egyptian society and Algerian society.