Psychological stress resulting from the siege and its relationship to some variables among university students in Gaza

Abstract

The study aimed to measure the level of psychological stress resulting from the siege and its relationship to some variables among university students in Gaza. A sample of (435) university students in Gaza was selected. The researchers used the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) program for data analysis, as they relied on Cronbach’s alpha coefficient, the halved segmentation, the internal consistency coefficient, the arithmetic mean, the standard deviation, percentages, ranks, T.test, and the one-way variance test, to analyze the data. The average level of psychological stress among university students, which amounted to (3.34), which is a level of high esteem, and no statistically significant differences in psychological stress among sample members attributed to university specialization, and the absence of statistically significant differences in psychological stress among members of the study sample due to There are no statistically significant differences between the study sample according to the gender variable on the psychological stress scale.