Research Article | Open Access
“Parental Practices and Their Impact on the Mental Health of High School Students: A Field Study on a Sample of First-Year High School Students”
Dr. Laib Keltoum
Pages: 11-20
Abstract
The current study aims at investigating the impact of parental practices on the psychological health of 1st year high school students. To test the study hypotheses, the researcher applied a Nouha Mohammed El Khatib’ Scale (2014) and psychological health scale of Zaima Abdullah Hadj Mohammed ‘2010) on a sample consisted of 100 students. The findings were as follows,
-There is a parity between the positive parental practices and the negative ones by parents of the sample members.
-The psychological health level is high among first year high school students.
-There are differences in psychological health degrees due to the difference in the types of parental practices (positive-negative) among first year high school students. The psychological health degrees due to the positive parental practices were higher than those caused by the second type of practices.
Keywords
parental practices; psychological health.