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Improving Oral Expression Among Arabic Students In Nigeria Using The Dialogue Strategy, Usman Muhammad, Ab Halim Mohamad, Abdul Rauf Hassan, Mohd Azidan Abdul Jabar May 2026

Improving Oral Expression Among Arabic Students In Nigeria Using The Dialogue Strategy, Usman Muhammad, Ab Halim Mohamad, Abdul Rauf Hassan, Mohd Azidan Abdul Jabar

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study evaluated the effectiveness of dialogue strategy on improving the oral expression skills of Arabic students at Nigerian colleges of education in Niger State. A quasi-experimental approach was adopted to analyse two groups: a control group consisting of students from College of Education Kontagora and an experimental group consisting of students from Minna College of Education. The intervention period was in the second semester of the academic year 2018–19. A sample of 80 students was distributed into two groups of 40 students. A test and evaluation scale for oral expression skills was developed. A t-test was employed to determine …

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Developing The Phonological Awareness Of Pupils With Learning Difficulties - Montessori Activities, Eman Abdullah Alhelal, Fahad Ahmed Alnaim May 2026

Developing The Phonological Awareness Of Pupils With Learning Difficulties - Montessori Activities, Eman Abdullah Alhelal, Fahad Ahmed Alnaim

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aimed to explore the impact of Montessori activities on developing the phonological awareness skills of second-grade primary school pupils with learning difficulties and also aimed to examine any academic and developmental difficulties. A qualitative approach with the case study design was used to achieve the study objectives. The study sample consisted of three female pupils, a teacher specialised in teaching learning difficulties, and a primary class teacher. A variety of tools were designed and used: a test to reveal phonological awareness skills, an intervention program based on the Montessori method for developing phonological awareness, observations, interviews, and document …

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College Majors And Their Harmony With Students Multiple Intelligences, Eiad Abdulhalim Mohammad Alnajjar May 2026

College Majors And Their Harmony With Students Multiple Intelligences, Eiad Abdulhalim Mohammad Alnajjar

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aims to explore the harmonisation of scientific specialisation for undergraduate science students using multiple intelligences (MI), their relationship to academic achievement (GPA) and the students’ attitudes towards science. The sample consists of 198 male and female students chosen randomly from different year groups in the departments of physics and chemistry at Al-Qunfudah College at Umm Al-Qura University in Saudi Arabia. The study used a tool to survey MI and a questionnaire to measure the sample’s attitudes towards science. The researcher obtained the students’ GPAs from the college administration department. The results showed that the ranking of intelligences for …

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Social Media Use By The Youth And Journalists - Saudi Society, Lotfi Ziadi May 2026

Social Media Use By The Youth And Journalists - Saudi Society, Lotfi Ziadi

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The appearance and development of new media, and the proliferation of social media, reduced distances and removed barriers between sender and receiver. Social networking sites have also made substantial changes to the features and methods of traditional media and journalistic practices. In response, social media platforms have become important sources of information for many traditional journalists. Our research sought to decipher the bilateral relationship between social networking sites and traditional Saudi media and Saudi youth, as well as the relationship between Saudi journalists and media professionals and social media sites, by adopting a quantitative and qualitative analysis as a research …

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Divisions And Differences In Qualitative And Quantitative Research - A Critical View, Fahad Mohammed Alammar May 2026

Divisions And Differences In Qualitative And Quantitative Research - A Critical View, Fahad Mohammed Alammar

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

Despite the importance of qualitative research within the social sciences, a close observer of scientific research will notice a tendency towards quantitative research in our educational institutions and Arabic-refereed journals. This bias is usually justified based on the pretext that qualitative research is less rigorous and scientific than quantitative research. This tendency has led to a scarcity of qualitative research compared to quantitative research, thus depriving society of the benefit of the rich data qualitative research could provide. As a result, this research has investigated the causes of this phenomenon within its historical and philosophical contexts. It has also reviewed …

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Gender-Wise Perception Of Students Towards Blended Learning In Higher Education - Pakistan, Saira Soomro, Arjumand Bano Soomro, Tarique Bhatti, Yonis Gulzar May 2026

Gender-Wise Perception Of Students Towards Blended Learning In Higher Education - Pakistan, Saira Soomro, Arjumand Bano Soomro, Tarique Bhatti, Yonis Gulzar

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

Blended learning (BL) is a recent trend among many options that can best fit learners’ needs, regardless of time and place. This study aimed to discover students’ perceptions of BL and the challenges faced by them while using technology. This quantitative study used data gathered from 300 students enrolled in four public universities in the Sindh province of Pakistan. The findings show that students were comfortable with the use of technology, and it has a positive effect on their academic experience. The study also showed that the use of technology encourages peer collaboration. The challenges found include: neither teacher support …

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Pre-Service Teachers And Student Assessment - Saudi Arabia, Sherif Abdullah Ahmed Abdelrasoul May 2026

Pre-Service Teachers And Student Assessment - Saudi Arabia, Sherif Abdullah Ahmed Abdelrasoul

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

Evaluation is highly important in improving learning. Therefore, trainee teachers must be taught to evaluate effectively before commencing teaching. This research aimed to study the difficulties teachers in the field of art education face while evaluating students’ work. A descriptive analytical method was used to study a cohort of 63 students from the Department of Art Education at the College of Education at Jazan University. The researcher used a questionnaire consisting of nine paragraphs to collect information and data, which was presented to a committee of specialists to ensure its validity. The Cronbach alpha coefficient was used to calculate the …

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Enhancing Creativity In The Arts Field Through Developing Students Innovative Capabilities, Yassir M. Mahgoub May 2026

Enhancing Creativity In The Arts Field Through Developing Students Innovative Capabilities, Yassir M. Mahgoub

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aimed to enhance creativity in the field of arts through improving its participants’ innovative capabilities (i.e., the self-development of creative and critical thinking). The study was conducted on a sample of students and used descriptive analytics and an experimental approach. The students were required to approach the problem on three levels: the first level was to analyze the concept of innovative capabilities, the second level was to solve the problem of influences to enhance creativity, and the third level was the development of innovative capabilities. The results showed that there were statistically significant differences between the performance of …

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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

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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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Psychological Identity And Family Upbringing, Abdulrahman Khalid Alabdulwahed, Madher Mohammad Attiat May 2026

Psychological Identity And Family Upbringing, Abdulrahman Khalid Alabdulwahed, Madher Mohammad Attiat

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aims to investigate the effectiveness of a counselling program to support psychological identity in the light of parental socialisation for a sample of first-year secondary school students. The sample (347) included students randomly selected from eight schools that represented all secondary schools in Dammam and 34 students who showed symptoms of identity disorder. These students were divided into two groups: one experimental group (17) and one control group (17). The research tools consisted of the Psychological Identity States Scale and the Parental Socialisation Styles Scale (their validity and reliability were verified) and a counselling program to improve cases …

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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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Why Do Eefs Invest In Other Emerging Markets - Examining The Role Of Familiarity With The Emerging Market Context And Interpersonal Networks, Meqbel Mishary Aliedan May 2026

Why Do Eefs Invest In Other Emerging Markets - Examining The Role Of Familiarity With The Emerging Market Context And Interpersonal Networks, Meqbel Mishary Aliedan

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The current study responds to calls for bridging the research divide between the internationalization of emerging-market entrepreneurial firms (EEFs) and their familiarity with the emerging market context. Theoretically, the present study . explains how familiarity with the emerging market context is powered by formal and informal interpersonal networks for reasons pertaining to the facilitation of the internationalization of EEFs. Data collected from 166 Saudi entrepreneurial firms . indicates the significant impact of familiarity with the emerging market context in regard to the internationalization of EEFs, and this association is mediated by formal and informal interpersonal networks. The data also reveals …

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Using E-Books To Teach Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing Students, Ali Saud Abdullah Al-Subaie May 2026

Using E-Books To Teach Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing Students, Ali Saud Abdullah Al-Subaie

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aimed to identify the attitudes of teachers in Al Amal’s classrooms and institutes at the primary stage regarding the use of e-book in teaching deaf and hard- of-hearing students. Using the Descriptive-Survey Method, 71 teachers of deaf and hard-of-hearing pupils took part in this study. The results found that they had ( )71 moderate attitudes toward the applicability of using e-book in teaching deaf students. Additionally, results showed that teachers have positive attitudes toward the educational benefits of using e-books in teaching deaf students. The study found no . significant differences because of the variables (the place of …

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The Role Of Ethical Leadership In Enhancing Entrepreneurial Inclination In Secondary School Principals In Al Ahsa, As Perceived By School Teachers, Fathi Mohammed Abu Naser May 2026

The Role Of Ethical Leadership In Enhancing Entrepreneurial Inclination In Secondary School Principals In Al Ahsa, As Perceived By School Teachers, Fathi Mohammed Abu Naser

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

Ethics are an essential pillar for the success of schools and educational institutions . and the achievement of their goals, and ethical leadership is a leadership style that helps achieve this. This study aims to identify the role of ethical leadership in . ( )213 enhancing entrepreneurial inclination in secondary school leaders in Al Ahsa, as perceived by the teachers of those schools. The study sample consists of 213 men ( )4316 and women who were selected randomly from 4,316 secondary school teachers 2020 / 2019 . . during the academic year 2019–20. The study follows a descriptive analytical : …

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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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The Aesthetics Of Paradox In Ghazi Al-Gosaibi's Poetry, Mohamed Musa Albalola Azzain May 2026

The Aesthetics Of Paradox In Ghazi Al-Gosaibi's Poetry, Mohamed Musa Albalola Azzain

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This research aims to reveal the aesthetics of paradox in Al-Gosaibi’s poetry, including determining its aesthetics, understanding its types, and recognizing how to employ them. . The research plan relies on the descriptive, analytical, and psychological approaches. It . comprises an introduction, a preface, two studies, and a conclusion. The first study is : theoretical and addresses the nature of the paradox and its forms and function; the second entails an applied procedural approach to examine the aesthetics of paradox in Al- Gosaibi’s poetry. The research results show that his diverse upbringing, as well as educational and practical experience, enriched …

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Teaching And Learning Quality In Universities According To The Ncaaa Standards For Postgraduate Studies Accreditation, Khawlah Abdullah Al-Mufeez May 2026

Teaching And Learning Quality In Universities According To The Ncaaa Standards For Postgraduate Studies Accreditation, Khawlah Abdullah Al-Mufeez

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aims to identify and evaluate whether, from the point of view of faculty members and students, the teaching and learning quality levels in master's programmes at the College of Education, King Saud University are in accordance with ( )NCAAA . the standards of the NCAAA. This study uses a descriptive approach. A questionnaire ()117 was randomly distributed to 117 faculty members and to 292 master's students at the College of Education. The results of the study show that faculty members gave a ( )292 . medium rating to the overall teaching and learning quality. Of the three criteria …

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Student Advisors' Perspectives On Training Requirements For Digitisation Challenges, Mamdouh Mosaad Ahmed Helali May 2026

Student Advisors' Perspectives On Training Requirements For Digitisation Challenges, Mamdouh Mosaad Ahmed Helali

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The student advisor plays an important role in the success of the educational process. The assessment of their training requirements includes a foundational . element for efficiently accomplishing their academic duties. Training . requirements fluctuate with worldwide change, particularly changes that create . digitisation challenges. The efficiency of student advisors depends on their technical and personal skills, which require upgrading to remain current. This . study’s aim is to determine and prioritise the most important ongoing training requirements of student advisors in the schools of Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia, . when faced with digitisation challenges, based on their personal perspectives …

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Saudi Female Teachers' Perceptions Of The School As Educational Organizations, Asmaa Radi Khanfar May 2026

Saudi Female Teachers' Perceptions Of The School As Educational Organizations, Asmaa Radi Khanfar

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The Saudi Ministry of Education has become increasingly intent on evolving into a structured educational organization which applies best practices and principles. The Ministry seeks to develop its educational institutions in general and public schools in particular, and to raise the efficiency and positive perception of its overall system. This study investigated teachers’ perceptions of their schools as educational organizations in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. The sample was comprised of 401 female teachers, representing 20% ( )401 ()%20 of the original public education community. A descriptive research approach " " was used to study the teachers’ perceptions via …

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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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Obstacles Of Applying Learning Communities To Northern Borders University - A Faculty Perspective, Saud R. Alrwaili May 2026

Obstacles Of Applying Learning Communities To Northern Borders University - A Faculty Perspective, Saud R. Alrwaili

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

The present study aims to identify the obstacles of applying learning communities to Northern Borders University from the perspective of faculty members. It also investigates the statistically significant differences in these obstacles according to gender, specialization, and ( ) ( ) ( ) experience. The author adopted the descriptive survey approach and applied a questionnaire to a randomly selected sample of 210 faculty members. The results showed that the obstacles of applying learning communities to Northern Borders University from the faculty ( .)210 perspectives were high. While the organizational, knowledge, and financial obstacles were high, the human obstacles were moderate. …

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Khamis Mushait Elementary School Teachers' Use Of Active Learning When Teaching A Language, Khalil Mohammed Abdullah Al-Omair May 2026

Khamis Mushait Elementary School Teachers' Use Of Active Learning When Teaching A Language, Khalil Mohammed Abdullah Al-Omair

Scientific Journal of King Faisal University: Humanities and Management Sciences

This study aims to understand to what extent elementary school teachers in the province of Khamis Mushait use active learning elements in their classes. . A random sample of 74 teachers was chosen. To achieve this purpose, the ( )74 . ( researcher developed Notes Cards, which consist of 21 paragraphs. The ) ( )21 validity and reliability of this study tool were verified. The iterations, mathematical rates, standard deviations, Alpha Kronbach and Pearson correlation coefficient were calculated, and a T-test and one-way ANOVA t-test One-Way analysis was conducted. This study finds that the extent to which elementary .Anova school …

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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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I Shall Stand Henceforward In Thy Shadow - Pairing Women With Shadows In Victorian Poetry, Hadeel Jamal Azhar May 2026

I Shall Stand Henceforward In Thy Shadow - Pairing Women With Shadows In Victorian Poetry, Hadeel Jamal Azhar

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This study traces the symbol of the shadow and its association with women’s inferior position in selected Victorian poems. It shows how, in their use of the symbol, both male . and female poets represent women as abandoned in the shadow of their male contemporaries. Before addressing the poems selected, the study commences by . reviewing recent scholarship which refers to the term shadow in connotation with negative attributes during the Victorian period. It also provides an overview of Victorian novels which similarly represent female characters as being held captive in the shadows. . Although the poems included in this …

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

Holden Caulfield And Borderline Personality Disorder, Dalal Turki Alsharif

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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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