Behavioral and Emotional Problems among Institutionalized Orphans Children

  • Abdel Hakeem N
  • Abu Bakr O
  • Hassan M
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Aim; this study aimed to assess behavioral and emotional problems among institutionalized orphans' children. Design; an exploratory descriptive research design. Subjects; A convenient sample of sixty orphans was selected. Setting, this study was carried out at four Orphanages at Sohag and Assuit city .Tools of data collection, data were collected using: An interviewing Questionnaire to collect data about behavioral and emotional problems. Children behavioral and emotional disorders scale. Children Depression Inventory Scale. Children Aggression behavior Scale. Perceived Stress Scale. Results: The result of this study showed that there were a positive significant correlation between hyperactivity and school administrative, also there was positive significant correlation between behavioral and emotional disorders and school administrative. Conclusion: The study concluded that Orphans children had behavioral and emotional problems. Recommendation: The study recommended further research to develop and establish official system to address the Orphans problems in the community and enhance Social Support Services

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Abdel Hakeem, N., Abu Bakr, O., & Hassan, M. (2018). Behavioral and Emotional Problems among Institutionalized Orphans Children. Egyptian Journal of Health Care, 9(3), 246–258. https://doi.org/10.21608/ejhc.2018.22783

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