جنس الطفل وجنس الحاضن وعمر الطفل عند الطلاق وعلاقته بالاتجاه نحو الوالدين لدى الأبناء المصابون بمتلازمة النفور الوالدي في نهاية سن الحضانة

Mahmoud Ali Moussa; Mohamed Abo Zaid Sayed

Mahmoud Ali Moussa Assistant Professor of Educational Psychology, College of Education, Suez Canal university, Egypt, mahmod567@yahoo.com
Mohamed Abo Zaid Sayed Lawyer at appeal and state security courts

Keywords: Parental alienation, custody gender, Child gender

Abstract

The study aimed to verify the relationships between the child gender and the custodian, the child age at divorce, and its relationship to the attitude towards parents among children with parental alienation syndrome at the end of the custody age. The study relied on the descriptive-analytical method. The sample consisted of 102 cases whose ages ranged from 16 to 21 years old. The sample was chosen intentionally. The study relied on the diagnostic list of symptoms of parental alienation to select the sample. The study prepared a measure of attitude towards parents. A chi-square test used for the independence of two variables to analyze the required relationships. The study concluded that there is a dependence of the custodian gender variables and the attitude towards the target parent levels. While the variables of the level of attitude towards the target parent and the child's gender were independent, the levels of attitude towards the target parent and the dominant parent were independent.

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The child and custody gender, the age of the child at the time of divorce, and its relationship to the attitude towards parents among children with parental alienation syndrome at the end of the custody age

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