The Sources of Crises among Al ≠ Quds Open University Students according to the Gender Variable

Authors

  • د. زياد بركات

Keywords:

Crises sources, students, Al-Quds Open University, gender variable

Abstract

This study is interested in knowing the sources of crises among Al ≠ Quds

Open University students by answering the following research questions: What

are the relative sizes of crises among QOU students? What is the arrangement

sources of crises among male and female QOU students? Are there any

significant mean differences between the sources of crises scores related sex

variables? To achieve the purpose of the study the researcher selected a random

sample consisted of (300) students, (180 female, and 120 male). Results

indicated that the percentage of the students crises in a high, middle, and low

levels is (46%), (37%), and (17%) consequently. The arrangements of sources

crises as students see was: economical, educational, political, psychological,

and sociological consequently. Also, the results showed that there were

significant mean differences between the sources of crises scores among sex

variable in favor of male students in economical, educational, and political

crises, but it was in favor of female students in psychological, and sociological

crises.

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Published

2017-05-17

How to Cite

بركات د. ز. (2017). The Sources of Crises among Al ≠ Quds Open University Students according to the Gender Variable. Palestinian Journal for Open Learning & E-Learning, 1(1). Retrieved from https://journals.qou.edu/index.php/jropenres/article/view/350

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2007): المجلد الأول- العدد الأول- كانون ثاني 2007

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