The Social Conditions of the Mosul Family and their Repercussions on Children Post-liberation Period A Field Study in the City of Mosul in the city of Mosul

Section: Research Paper
Published
Sep 1, 2021
Pages
404-428

Abstract

The study aims at coming out with recommendations after identifying the most significant social and economical factors of the Mosuli family, and how they are reflected upon children. The researcher has used a descriptive analytical research method, with a sample of 50 children from the city of Mosul who were selected using simple deliberate sampling method, with ages ranging from 6 to 15 years old. The researcher also used repetition and percentages to get conclusion, most significant of them are : -The study has concluded that the decreasing economic levels in a family badly reflects upon the child, forcing him/her to work at an early age ,therefore leaving education behind, with 66% of the sample asserting that conclusion. -Parents neglecting their child's care due to lack of income has been a reason for behavioral and ethical deviations amongst children, with 62% of the sample asserting that conclusion . -The study has also concluded that families suffering from financial need have children who feel deprived. These families can't provide the child's basic needs like education, healthy accommodations, or adequate clothing. 80% of sampled children have asserted that matter. -The study has also concluded that the displacement of families has lead to weakness within the child's social relation, since he/she has been taken away from relatives and friends, in addition to not being able to adapt to the new environment. -The trauma which the child has suffered due to military actions was a reason for the child to lose his/her sense of safety ..

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Fawzi Mahmoud, N. (2021). The Social Conditions of the Mosul Family and their Repercussions on Children Post-liberation Period A Field Study in the City of Mosul in the city of Mosul. Adab Al-Rafidayn, 51(86), 404–428. https://doi.org/10.33899/radab.2021.168988