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الباب الأول الإطار النظري للدراسةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
Marriage is the social system that has been accepted by human society since ancient times, based on the relationship of man and woman.
Despite the sanctity of marriage from the legal point of view, and its paramount importance in terms of human rights charters and basic laws within countries, it is exposed to many violations, as well as the abuse of this sacred relationship. There are many violations, and the commission of many acts that contradict human rights. Secret marriage among young people, and the emergence of temporary marriage, and early marriage.
The issue of early marriage for girls is one of the most important issues that violated the rights of girls and subjected them to violence, exploitation and trafficking in Egypt, and one of the most important factors affecting population growth and its qualitative characteristics. Returns of national development efforts with the exacerbation of the negative effects on the population characteristics, which results in the society entering into a vicious circle as a result of not benefiting from this demographic window that the Arab Republic of Egypt enjoys.
The issue of early marriage for girls is one of the biggest challenges that impede development efforts and violate the legitimate human rights of members of society, including the right to education, the right to capacity development, the informed choice without coercion of a life partner, the right to ensure equality in marriage, and building a normal family relationship where it represents Early marriage in Egypt is 15% of marriages, and it increases in the poorest governorates and in specific geographical areas. Egyptian society is ranked 112 out of 186 in the Human Development Report with an indicator of 0.64% in 2011. Illiteracy is widespread to reach 40% among women, especially in rural communities. 4% of society lives below the poverty line, and the average number of children in marriage increases 18 years ago to 3.7, while marriage after 22 years makes the average 2.79, which affects the ability to reduce population growth with the increase in cases of early marriage.
Proceeding from the foregoing and in view of the negative effects of the attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage, many professions and specializations seek to change the attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage, and one of these professions is social service.
where the issue of trends is of particular importance in social work, because psychological and social trends are one of the most important types of the socialization process, and they are considered as guiding and controlling limitations of social behavior.
The method of working with groups is the means that specialists use to achieve an intentional change, whether for the individual or the community.
Which prompted the researcher to try to test the effectiveness of persuasion methods, and accordingly the problem of the study is united in the following:
’Practicing persuasion methods in the service of the group to change the attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage’
.Second: The importance of the study
1- The importance of the teenage girls segment as they are part of the youth with abilities and potentials that can be invested.
2- The increasing illiteracy rate among adolescent girls, which amounts to more than 40% among women, which affects the ability to reduce population growth with the increase in early marriage cases.
3- Adolescent marriage is a problem facing Egyptian society in a large way during the current period, and this is due to many overlapping factors that push the family to welcome this marriage, including economic factors, social factors, cultural legacies, and wrong customs and traditions that need to be corrected.
4- The importance of the role that social service plays in changing the attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage.
5- The importance of practicing the methods of working with groups, including methods of persuasion, in order to root these methods in Egyptian society with the category of rural girls.
Third: The goals of the study :
- The basic goal of the study.
Testing the effectiveness of persuasion in group work to change the attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage .
- Sub-objectives of the study
1- To test the effectiveness of persuasion in the work of the group in changing the cognitive aspects associated with the attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage .
2- To test the effectiveness of persuasion in the work of the group in changing the emotional aspects associated with the attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage.
3- To test the effectiveness of persuasion in the work of the group in changing the behavioral aspects associated with the attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage.
Fourth:of the study hypotheses:
The main study hypothesis:
” There may be statistically significant differences between the averages of the results of the tribal and dimensional measurements of the members of the experimental group on the scale of attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage in favor of the dimensional scale as a result of practicing persuasion methods in the service of the group”
The validity of the main hypothesis of the study can be tested by the following sub-assumptions:
1- There may be statistically significant differences between the averages of the results of the tribal and posterior measurements of the members of the experimental group on the scale of the families’ attitudes of rural girls towards early marriage and related to the cognitive aspect in favor of the post scale as a result of practicing persuasion methods in the service of the group.
2- There may be significant statistically significant differences between the average results of the tribal and dimensional measurements of the members of the experimental group on the scale of the families’ attitudes of rural girls towards early marriage and related to the emotional aspect in favor of the dimensional scale as a result of practicing persuasion methods in the service of the group.
3- There may be statistically significant differences between the average results of the tribal and posterior measurements of the members of the experimental group on the scale of the families’ attitudes of rural girls towards early marriage and related to the behavioral aspect in favor of the dimensional scale as a result of practicing persuasion methods in the service of the group.
Fifth: concepts of the study: -
The present study will address the concepts of:
• The practice of persuasion
• directione
• Early marriage.
Sixth: The Methodological procedures of study:
The type of study:
This study belongs to the quasi-experimental studies that are concerned with studying the relationship between two variables, one of which is independent (methods of persuasion), and the other is dependent (change of attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage).
Mothed of the study:
This study relies on the experimental method, as it is one of the most appropriate methods to be used with this study, using one of its designs, which is the tribal and dimensional experiment of one group.
Tools of the study:
A measure of the attitudes of families of rural girls towards early marriage
Fields of study : -
A - spatial domain :
It is represented in the Beni Saleh Youth Center in Al-Fashn, Beni Suef Governorate
B - the human sphere :
The human domain is determined in a sample of families of rural girls who are hesitant within the center and its number is (15) members
C - the time domain :
The time range of study is determined in the period of professional intervention, which is the period from (5/10/2020) to (23/3/2021).
Seventh, Results of the study:
The results of the study proved the validity of the hypotheses based on its testing. The results of the study concluded:
1- There are significant statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the experimental group members on the scale of the families’ attitudes of rural girls towards early marriage before and after the practice of persuasion methods.
2- There are significant statistically significant differences between the average scores of the experimental group members on the cognitive dimension of rural girls’ families groups before and after practicing persuasion methods.
3- There are significant statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the experimental group members on the emotional dimension of rural girls’ families groups before and after practicing persuasion methods.
4- There are significant statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the experimental group members on the behavioral dimension of rural girls’ families groups before and after practicing persuasion methods.