المشكلات السلوكية لدى الأطفال مجهولي النسب في الأسر البديلة : دراسة ميدانية على عينة من الأسر البديلة

Abstract EN

This study aimed to identify the prevalence of behavioral problems, aggression, depression, Isolation, withdrawal, sexual deviation.

By asking the question: What are the most common behavioral problems in children of unknown parentage in alternative families? The study answers assumptions: The study was descriptive approach applied to a sample of 06 families of the incubator for a child of unknown parentage were selected deliberate manner, the mandates of the homeland, in the year 2014/2015.

The researchers used two tools for the study: (1) identify the prospective 2.

baseline study questionnaire, and then dump the data and the use of appropriate statistical methods; study found the following results: - The first place was for the benefit of depression for 06 iterations, which means 100%.

- The second place was for the benefit of aggression with 05 occurrences, the ratio of 83.33.

- The third place was for the withdrawal of sexual deviation to 04 repetitions, and the percentage of 66.66.

- The fourth place was for the benefit of lying to 03 repetitions, and the percentage of 50%.