Determining some personality traits for teachers of physical education and sports-according to the Freiburg scale

Abstract EN

This research aimed at identifying the general personality traits of physical education professors in the Batna region, using the Fribourg personality scale.

the researcher employed a descriptive method, selecting a sample of 61 professors through simple random sampling.

the Fribourg personality scale was utilized as a research tool, and following statistical analysis, the researcher arrived at the following results: the ranking of personality traits within the Fribourg scale among physical education professors is as follows: (calmness-sociability-depressiveness-excitability-constraint-nervousness-control-aggressiveness).

additionally, physical education professors are characterized by high levels of calmness and sociability.

these two traits scored highly within the Fribourg scale.

the other traits (depressiveness, consult ability, constraint, nervousness, control) achieved moderate levels, while nervousness and aggressiveness scored low.

the traits of nervousness and aggressiveness scored low.

the study revealed no differences among professors in terms of their level of experience concerning their personality traits.

however, concerning the variable of educational levels, differences favored the intermediate level in the traits of constraint and control.