asieh shariatmadar; sahereh poorgravand
Volume 5, Issue 20 , January 2015, , Pages 95-112
Abstract
Purpose: the aim of present study is to compare ofsensation seeking and social competence between orphan girls (13-20) and girlswith irresponsible caretakers resident in well-being boarding centers withadopted girls by families.Method of study: the method of this study is descriptive and it is ofpost-event. ...
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Purpose: the aim of present study is to compare ofsensation seeking and social competence between orphan girls (13-20) and girlswith irresponsible caretakers resident in well-being boarding centers withadopted girls by families.Method of study: the method of this study is descriptive and it is ofpost-event. There are 60 people in this statistical population. In the studysamples, after 30 people from orphan girl and girls with irresponsiblecaretakers and 30 girls adopted by family in lorestan province were equaledfrom points of age, sex, and education status. They were chosen by availablesampling. The data is gathered by "zuckermans sensation seeking" and"felner social competence" questionnaires. The results of data areanalyzed by t-test for independent groups.Findings: the findings in this studyshowed that there is a meaningful difference between sensation seeking andsocial competence among orphan girls and girls with irresponsible caretakerswith girls adopted by families.Result: It can be said that separation from parents as a traumatic event caninfluence the future and growing health and mental health of girls and it facesthem with psychological vulnerabilities.
