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Improved Professional Life For People With Intellectual Disabilities - An Induction Programme, Atef Abdullah Bahrawi May 2026

Improved Professional Life For People With Intellectual Disabilities - An Induction Programme, Atef Abdullah Bahrawi

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aimed at identifying the effect of the training and orientation program in improving the quality of the professional lives of trainees with intellectual disabilities. The study was conducted on a sample of 21 Intellectual Disability Trainers. They were nominated for training in the King Faisal University Rehabilitation Project during the academic year 2019–20. The study tool was used to determine the quality of their professional lives while the training and preparation program measured the quality of the professional lives of the trainees with intellectual disabilities, prepared by the researcher, where the validity of the tool was calculated and …

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Factors Influencing Internal Audit Fund Sufficiency, Salem M. Al Fayi May 2026

Factors Influencing Internal Audit Fund Sufficiency, Salem M. Al Fayi

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study is motivated by the lack of internal audit (IA) fund research and examines the influence that the following elements have on IA fund sufficiency: IA quality factors (experience, certification and training), the independence and objectivity of Chief Audit Executives (rotation, reporting line and appointment), IA characteristics (IA department size and age), budget changes, and IA risk assessment activities. This study identifies 2,205 Chief Audit Executives and uses logistic regression to examine the impact of internal audit quality, independence, characteristics and activity on IA fund sufficiency. The results show that IA quality variables, independence and objectivity variables, IA size, …

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Analysing Islamic Curricula In View Of Digital Citizenship, Sameerh Ahmed Alzahrani, Moradi Ammar Alshakrah May 2026

Analysing Islamic Curricula In View Of Digital Citizenship, Sameerh Ahmed Alzahrani, Moradi Ammar Alshakrah

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study is aimed at determining the inclusion scope of the nine digital citizenship dimensions within the content material of a jurisprudence course at the high school level in Saudi Arabia. To achieve the objectives of the study, the researchers designed a digital citizenship checklist listing the dimensions that must be included in the high school jurisprudence course. The list encompassed the following nine areas: digital arrival, digital-physical fitness and morals, digital rights and responsibilities, digital telecommunications, digital laws, digital health and safety, digital trade, and digital security. A descriptive content analysis was used to examine the data. Based on …

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The Arabic Negative Cycle - An Example Of Historical Changes In The Arabic Language, Mohammed Alluhaybi May 2026

The Arabic Negative Cycle - An Example Of Historical Changes In The Arabic Language, Mohammed Alluhaybi

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study considers negation in 47 modern Arabic varieties. The types of negation investigated are standard negation and nonverbal negation. The study reveals that negation in Arabic is undergoing a cycle in addition to the Jespersen’s Cycle, which has already been identified by several studies. In the first stage of this additional cycle, a single negator is used to negate both verbal and non-verbal clauses. In the second stage, this negator is attached to a personal pronoun to negate non-verbal clauses only. In the third stage, a new single morpheme is coined and generalised to negate any non-verbal clause. In …

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Psychological Resilience And Well-Being - Saudi Arabia, Atayf Mohammed Ahmed Humedi May 2026

Psychological Resilience And Well-Being - Saudi Arabia, Atayf Mohammed Ahmed Humedi

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The aim of the research was to explore the relationship between psychological resilience and the subjective well-being among female students in high school, in the development housing area of the Jazan region. Additionally, we explored the possibility of predicting subjective well-being stemming from )psychological resilience. The total number of participants (female students selected from high school were 390; the girls were chosen from five developmental housing areas: Ramadh, Alhasmh, Alkarish, Alsehi, and Alrewan. A descriptive method was used for this research; two scales were used: psychological resilience scale (prepared by Najah Kobisi in 2017) and a subjective well-being scale (prepared …

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Security And Safety Procedures In Universities And Emergency Management, Raed E. Abunamous, Alaa M. Musalam, Nizam M. El-Ashgar May 2026

Security And Safety Procedures In Universities And Emergency Management, Raed E. Abunamous, Alaa M. Musalam, Nizam M. El-Ashgar

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aimed to evaluate the security and safety procedures at the Islamic University of Gaza. Two major areas were focused on: the availability of security and safety procedures at the university and also what particular risks the University faces. The researchers used descriptive and analytical methodologies to study the data collected by a questionnaire in order to assess the status of the laboratories and engineering workshops. The study included 25% of the University's population distributed according to academics, administrators, services department and security department, which included 871 employees. The findings showed that the relative weight in the (safety and …

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Social Media And Depression - Saudi Arabia, Adel Alaraifi May 2026

Social Media And Depression - Saudi Arabia, Adel Alaraifi

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The aim of this research is to investigate the effect of online social media (OSM) assimilation on individuals’ levels of depression in Saudi Arabia. Over the last decade, Saudi Arabia has witnessed an exponential increase in the number of OSM users. Previous studies suggest that OSM usage can be used as a predictor of many behavioral outcomes for individuals. Nevertheless, the literature on the assimilation and risk of OSM within Saudi Arabia is still very limited, especially in terms of linking OSM to depression. This cross-sectional study adopts a quantitative approach using an online survey of 626 users to measure …

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The Use Of Sports As Treatment In The Western Islamic World As Described In Historic Medical Texts, Boudalia Touatia May 2026

The Use Of Sports As Treatment In The Western Islamic World As Described In Historic Medical Texts, Boudalia Touatia

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

In the western Islamic word, practicing sports was considered an effective method of maintaining health. This was especially so in the traditional medical context, which established rules and conditions for the preservation of physical and mental health. This study will focus on the different sports practices recommended as cures in medical texts. These treatments specify the frequency, technique, and type of approved exercises. The texts outline the methods used to treat patients with sports practice and the negative effects that would occur if the case patient stopped these activities. Examining these texts . will highlight the importance of sports in …

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The Psychological Resilience And Its Relationship With Social Adaptation Among Syrian Refugee Students In Jordan, Lina Faleh Tahat May 2026

The Psychological Resilience And Its Relationship With Social Adaptation Among Syrian Refugee Students In Jordan, Lina Faleh Tahat

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The present study examines the level of psychological resilience and its relationship with social adaptation among Syrian refugee students in Jordan. These variables play a significant role in protecting refugee ( )331 students from psychosocial disorders. The sample of the study consisted ( )184 ( )147 of 331 students (184 male and 147 female students), who were randomly selected from public secondary schools in Irbid. To achieve the objectives of the study, a descriptive and correlative approach was used. The author . (2019 /2018 ) has relied on previous studies to develop two measures: psychological : resilience and social adaptation. …

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The Effectiveness Of Utilising The 4mat System In Geography Classes To Develop The Learning Process Among Middle School Students, Iman Salim Ahmed Bareeda May 2026

The Effectiveness Of Utilising The 4mat System In Geography Classes To Develop The Learning Process Among Middle School Students, Iman Salim Ahmed Bareeda

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This research aims to examine the effectiveness of utilising the 4MAT System in ( )Mat4 Geography classes to develop the learning process among first intermediate grade students. For this purpose, the researchers used a one-group quasi-experimental - approach of pre-post design. A guide has been prepared to explain the steps in employing the 4MAT System when teaching geographical content to first intermediate grade students. The 4MAT System framework of learning processes ( )Mat4 comprises 40 phases. After confirming the validity and reliability of the scale, it was applied to a sample class of 30 female students. Results showed significant ( …

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The Effectiveness Of The Fish-Bone Strategy In Learning Arabic Grammatical Rules In Saudi Arabia, Feras Mohammed Al-Madani May 2026

The Effectiveness Of The Fish-Bone Strategy In Learning Arabic Grammatical Rules In Saudi Arabia, Feras Mohammed Al-Madani

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This research aims to show the effectiveness of the fish-bone strategy in learning and grasping Arabic grammatical rules among grade five students. The researcher . used a quasi-experimental approach. The study sample comprised 59 students, ( )29 ( )59 of which 29 students were the experimental group, and 30 students were the ( )30 . : control group. To achieve the objective of the study, the researcher chose the following tools: a grammar achievement test, a teacher's guide, an exercise book . and student activities. The students' performances in the experimental and control groups were compared, and the results of …

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The Attitudes Of Preparatory Year Students Towards Community Responsibility, Amani Omar Abedraboh May 2026

The Attitudes Of Preparatory Year Students Towards Community Responsibility, Amani Omar Abedraboh

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The aim of this study was to reveal the attitudes of preparatory year students at Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University (IAU) towards community responsibility. The study tool prepared by the researchers consisted of a community responsibility ( : - scale of 45 paragraphs across four areas: environment, education, social solidarity, - ) 45 and citizenship and affiliation. The study population consisted of 694 students 694 enrolled in the health, engineering, and scientific fields during the second semester 2019 ( )351 ()343 of 2019. Participants were subdivided into groups of 351 high-achieving students . and 343 Mediterranean students, and were further …

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Organisational Health And The Achievement Of Quality And Academic Accreditation Requirements - A Comparative Study, Ayed Shafi Alaklabi May 2026

Organisational Health And The Achievement Of Quality And Academic Accreditation Requirements - A Comparative Study, Ayed Shafi Alaklabi

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aimed to identify the relationship between organisational health dimensions (OHDs) and achieving quality and accreditation requirements (QARs). The researcher used a descriptive analytical approach. After this was ( ) proven to be valid and reliable, a sample of 329 faculty members participated in ( )329 a survey. It was found that there were differences in most OHDs for King Saud University. There were no significant differences between the two universities in the dimension of independence. It was found that OHDs accounted for 67.4% ( )%67.4 of the total variation in achieving QARs. Furthermore, there were statistically significant differences …

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Individual Educational Achievement Of Children Under Five Years Old As A Predictor Of School Readiness, Samia Mokhtar Mohamed Shahpo, Maymoonah Salah Hakim May 2026

Individual Educational Achievement Of Children Under Five Years Old As A Predictor Of School Readiness, Samia Mokhtar Mohamed Shahpo, Maymoonah Salah Hakim

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The current paper aims to review the body of literature on the topic of academic achievement prediction to establish if it is possible to predict the academic achievement of children before the end of their fifth year. A . narrative synthesis performed on the body of the research obtained from " Jstor" Google Scholar, the ‘Jstor’ digital library and the university library, suggests that predictions can indeed be made regarding the academic achievement of this age group. The literature seems to suggest that both academic factors, . such as Cumulative average, and non-academic factors, such as ( ) ( : …

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Holden Caulfield And Borderline Personality Disorder, Dalal Turki Alsharif May 2026

Holden Caulfield And Borderline Personality Disorder, Dalal Turki Alsharif

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This paper investigates the psychological state of Holden Caulfield, the narrator of J. D. Salinger’s (1919–2010) coming-of-age novel, The Catcher in the Rye (1951). -1919( ) 1951( The character faces an inability to effectively communicate with his social surroundings. His traumatic childhood renders him alienated and disaffected. This .)2010 paper examines the psychological problems of Holden Caulfield, which are manifested through many symptoms that he displays throughout the novel. . According to the medical references utilized in this research, these symptoms are . categorized into interpersonal, affective, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms. The . analysis compares the symptoms, as identified by …

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Evaluating The Professional Development Needs Of Gifted Teachers In Light Of The Standards Of The Saudi National Center For Assessment And Evaluation, Ayidh Abdullah Al Garni May 2026

Evaluating The Professional Development Needs Of Gifted Teachers In Light Of The Standards Of The Saudi National Center For Assessment And Evaluation, Ayidh Abdullah Al Garni

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

’This study aims to assess the professional development needs of ‘gifted teachers, from their own points of view, in light of the standards developed ( ) by the National Center for Assessment and Evaluation (otherwise referred to as ‘Qiyas’). While the study population consisted of all 147 gifted teachers in the central region of Saudi Arabia, the study sample was composed of 95 ( )147 ( )95 gifted male and female teacher, selected through a simple random sampling .2020 technique for 2020. To address the research questions, the researcher developed a tool based on Qiyas’ standards for gifted teachers. The …

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Facebook And Efl Academic Writing - Students' Perspectives In A Saudi College, Ahmed Saad Al Shlowiy May 2026

Facebook And Efl Academic Writing - Students' Perspectives In A Saudi College, Ahmed Saad Al Shlowiy

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

A research problem was identified that warranted the initiation of this study. A mixed pattern for results regarding Facebook usage in EFL writing outside the classroom exists in the literature. As the researchers believed in student- centered and autonomous learning, they intended to delineate students’ perceptions of the benefits and drawbacks of using Facebook in EFL . academic writing. The researchers conducted this study with their students at a Saudi college. Ten students participated in this study while they were studying the English Writing course. The researchers collected data through a questionnaire, interviews and participant observations. The findings . showed …

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Dietary Habits And Physical Activity Among Arab Pregnant Women - A Sociocultural Study On Kuwaitis, Maha Meshari Al-Sejari, Yagoub Al-Kandari May 2026

Dietary Habits And Physical Activity Among Arab Pregnant Women - A Sociocultural Study On Kuwaitis, Maha Meshari Al-Sejari, Yagoub Al-Kandari

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

Pregnancy is a critical stage in the life of the mother and fetus. Several physiological and psychological changes occur for both. Some of the . most prominent factors affecting their health are the mother's food habits, physical activity, and access to essential information about . pregnancy. The current study aims to measure the patterns of lifestyle 214 behaviours of pregnant women. A sample of 214 pregnant Kuwaiti . women was selected. A questionnaire was the primary tool used to )1( : conduct the study. It consisted of five sections: (1) sociocultural - )2( )3( factors, (2) information about the primary …

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Degree Of Implementation Of The Community Partnership Initiative By The Leaderships Of Public Schools, In Light Of The Standards Of The Ertiqaa Award For Excellence, Fatimah Mohammed Almudhafar May 2026

Degree Of Implementation Of The Community Partnership Initiative By The Leaderships Of Public Schools, In Light Of The Standards Of The Ertiqaa Award For Excellence, Fatimah Mohammed Almudhafar

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aims to determine the extent of school leaderships' activation of the Community Partnership Initiative in public schools, in light of the standards of the Excellence Award (Ertiqaa). Moreover, it identifies the challenges around activating the initiative encountered by school leaderships. The scope of the study includes all of the female principals of the public schools located in Al Ahsa – 286 in total. From these, a ( )286 random sample group was selected, comprised of 201 female principals. In order to ()201 achieve the study’s objectives, a descriptive research methodology was used, and a . questionnaire was developed …

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Cultural Diversity In Saudi Universities - The Viewpoint Of Academic Leaders At Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, Suha Alsamei May 2026

Cultural Diversity In Saudi Universities - The Viewpoint Of Academic Leaders At Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, Suha Alsamei

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

Multiculturalism is the existence of various groups, taking gender, nationality, age, religion, and experience into account. This study aimed to identify academic leadership approaches towards the cultural diversity of human resources in Princess Nourah Bint Abdul Rahman University, the most significant characteristics . of cultural diversity management of human resources, and the most important challenges facing diversity management. The researcher used the descriptive . survey method and distributed a questionnaire to the sample study community comprising 81 of the university’s academic leaders. The study concluded that the ( )81 . approaches of the university’s academic leaders were positive and fostered …

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University Students' Attitudes Towards Procreation In Light Of The Academic Major And Level, Eman Mohamed Abd Al Kader Atawy May 2026

University Students' Attitudes Towards Procreation In Light Of The Academic Major And Level, Eman Mohamed Abd Al Kader Atawy

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

Procreation is an instinct bestowed by God on all creature for preserving human life. For human beings, this instinct has different emotional, psychological, economic and health dimensions. The present study aimed at identifying the attitudes of female university students towards procreation, and the differences in these attitudes due to academic level (1st year vs 4th year) and major (literary or scientific). The students’ tendency towards procreation was evaluated through using a questionnaire, developed by the researcher. Validity and reliability of the jury, internal validity, distinctive validity, Alpha Cronbach reliability and split-half division were used to validate reliability of the evaluation. …

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The Impact Of Social Media On Students' Academic Performance - A Case Study At The University Of Jordan, Maan Ali Alkhateeb May 2026

The Impact Of Social Media On Students' Academic Performance - A Case Study At The University Of Jordan, Maan Ali Alkhateeb

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

There is no doubt that social media continues to influence the communication setting of our modern world, and it continues to contribute to and influence the academic lives of the students across the globe. The aim of this study is to survey the impact of using social media on the academic performance of Business College’s Students at the University of Jordan. Four independent variables were selected including: The duration of use, the nature of use, the number of social media outlets used and the appropriateness of use. A sample of 235 students was randomly selected and analyzed using SPSS. The …

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The Impact Of Crossfit On Some Of Physiological Variables Amongst Participants At Hebron Fitness Centers, Mohannad Khaleel Alqawasmi, Bashar Saleh May 2026

The Impact Of Crossfit On Some Of Physiological Variables Amongst Participants At Hebron Fitness Centers, Mohannad Khaleel Alqawasmi, Bashar Saleh

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The purpose of this study was to identify the impact of CrossFit training on some physiological variables (anaerobic power, anaerobic capacity and maximal oxygen consumption) among participants at Hebron’s fitness centers. A total of 38 male subjects were randomly divided into two groups, experimental group (n=19) and control group (n=19). The researcher used the experimental method in the design of experimental and control groups, with the training program applied to the experimental group only. The statistical analysis showed a significant difference (0.05≤ α) between the pre and post measurement for the experimental group in favor of the post measurement. Anaerobic …

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Reasons For Dangerous Driving From Students' Perspectives At Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University - A Suggestion For Safe Driving, Mamdouh Mosaad Ahmed Helali May 2026

Reasons For Dangerous Driving From Students' Perspectives At Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University - A Suggestion For Safe Driving, Mamdouh Mosaad Ahmed Helali

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This research comes in response to the spread of some social problems (e.g. the dangerous driving behaviour of vehicles) and the existence of deficiencies in the educational rehabilitation programs for dangerous drivers in Saudi Arabia. It aims to single out reasons for dangerous driving, making a recommendation for safe driving in the country, to improve their behaviour and reduce vehicle accidents. The research uses a descriptive method and applies a questionnaire on 329 students at Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University. The research concludes that there are no specialised programs for the rehabilitation of dangerous drivers. The most important reasons for …

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Fragile Women In Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie And Marina Carr's The Mai, Fathia Saleh Al-Ghoreibi May 2026

Fragile Women In Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie And Marina Carr's The Mai, Fathia Saleh Al-Ghoreibi

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

Both Tennessee Williams and Marina Carr are interested in female issues. Throughout his literary career, Williams expresses his feelings towards his mother and sister through the female characters that inhabit his plays. Mostly, they are fragile women in a hostile world devoid of sympathy and care. The Glass Menagerie, through the characters of Amanda Wingfield and her daughter Laura, offers exemplary figures of such characters whose only weapons against a cruel and severe present is retreat into illusionary worlds of beautiful memories or glass figurines. Similarly, Carr's females in The Mai are trapped women who cannot free themselves from imprisoning …

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Effectiveness Of An Aerobic Sport Program In Developing Motor And Functional Efficiency Of Elderly In Saudi Arabia, Mahmoud I. Marei, Amani M. Elbatrawy May 2026

Effectiveness Of An Aerobic Sport Program In Developing Motor And Functional Efficiency Of Elderly In Saudi Arabia, Mahmoud I. Marei, Amani M. Elbatrawy

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

Middle-age men suffer from a gradual decline in their motor and functional fitness level. This coincides with an increase in daily life and work pressure, in addition to . psychological problems. These complications increase because of an inaccurate belief about the changes in this stage that aged persons must have a greater deal of comfort 50 . and fewer responsibilities. Therefore, the current study is about employing exercise 30 influences of a recreational step aerobics sport program to reduce the manifestations of decline in motor and functional fitness for middle-aged men over 50. A random sample of 30 office worker …

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Constructing A Cognitive Test To Measure Thesis Writing Skills Among Physical-Education Postgraduates, Wasfi Mohammad Al-Khazaaleh May 2026

Constructing A Cognitive Test To Measure Thesis Writing Skills Among Physical-Education Postgraduates, Wasfi Mohammad Al-Khazaaleh

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The current study aimed to construct a cognitive test to measure the skills of writing theses for physical education graduate students. Tryout and exploratory samples of 96 male and female students were selected from Jordan and Yarmouk Universities students. Surveying and analysis of references were used for the theoretic construction of the test. This was followed by the application of scientific rules on the questions and areas of the test. The application indicated that the corrected difficulty index and the discrimination coefficient of the questions met the conditions on the tryout samples. In addition, the conditions of the coefficients of …

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Academic Boredom And Its Relationship With The Dimensions Of Learning Environments As Perceived By Undergraduates In Special Education, Omar Alwan Agail May 2026

Academic Boredom And Its Relationship With The Dimensions Of Learning Environments As Perceived By Undergraduates In Special Education, Omar Alwan Agail

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The current study aimed to determine the academic boredom among students of Special Education Department in College of Education at King Khalid University and students’ perceptions of the learning environment. Moreover, the study aimed to determine the relationship between academic boredom and the perception of learning environment by student study and achievement levels. In addition, the study assessed whether learning environment predicts academic boredom. The participants (150 students, M = 20. 33, SD = 0.77) were selected randomly from second, third, and ( )150 forth semester (level). For the purpose of the study, the researchers developed two ( .)0.77 scales: …

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