اتجاهات طلاب بعض الجامعات والكليات السودانية نحو البتر التناسلي للإناث وعلاقتها ببعض المتغيرات
عرض سجل المادة الكامل
العنوان: اتجاهات طلاب بعض الجامعات والكليات السودانية نحو البتر التناسلي للإناث وعلاقتها ببعض المتغيرات
المؤلف: محمد عبد العزيز الطالب, محمد
الخلاصة: This research aimed at exploring the attitudes of the Sudanese universities student towards Female Genital Mutilation and examines their relationship with some demographic variables. The population comprised all the students registered at universities and the sample size was (1000): (500) male and (500) females with percentage 50% for all, including (250) circumcised and (250) non. The researcher used two tools for data collection: primary information form and scale for attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation, both designed by the researcher .the collected data were analyzed statistically. The following were the results obtained: The universities and students showed negative attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation on the all dimensions and the total score. And There was significant positive correlation between the attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation with age, and inverse correlation with mother’s and father’s level of education, socio- economic status. And there were significant statistical differences on the dimensions of attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation and the total score between) males and females, infibulated females and non – infibulated, rural and urban students, those who get married and single, geographical regions, students from governmental universities and private universities, Muslims and Non – Muslims, tribes group) favoured males, rural, infibulated, single, (Eastern, Northern, and Central) versus region (Kordufan, Darfur), students from governmental universities, the Muslims, Arabs and Nubian group) successively.Also there were significant statistical differences on (general dimension, community dimensions, and the total score) attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation between married to Mutilated married to unmutilated favoured they who married to Mutilated There were no significant statistical differences on the dimensions: physical mental health , marital, religion – moral dimensions. There were significant statistical differences on the attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation among universities students attributed to (gender and residence, Mutilated condition and marital status, residence and mother’s education, economic status and residence, Mutilated status and mother’s education, and the interaction between them). favoured the Male from rural areas, the unmarried and Mutilated female, the Children of illiterate mothers from rural , the Rural family members with low economic , the Mutilated daughters of illiterate mothers respectively. The most important and predictive variables for attitudes value towards Female Genital Mutilation among universities students were : mother’s education , followed by economic status and age , mean while father’s education and class level had no predictive value for attitudes. These results were discussed and study was concluded by recommendations based result
عرض سجل المادة الكامل
العنوان: اتجاهات طلاب بعض الجامعات والكليات السودانية نحو البتر التناسلي للإناث وعلاقتها ببعض المتغيرات
المؤلف: محمد عبد العزيز الطالب, محمد
الخلاصة: This research aimed at exploring the attitudes of the Sudanese universities student towards Female Genital Mutilation and examines their relationship with some demographic variables. The population comprised all the students registered at universities and the sample size was (1000): (500) male and (500) females with percentage 50% for all, including (250) circumcised and (250) non. The researcher used two tools for data collection: primary information form and scale for attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation, both designed by the researcher .the collected data were analyzed statistically. The following were the results obtained: The universities and students showed negative attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation on the all dimensions and the total score. And There was significant positive correlation between the attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation with age, and inverse correlation with mother’s and father’s level of education, socio- economic status. And there were significant statistical differences on the dimensions of attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation and the total score between) males and females, infibulated females and non – infibulated, rural and urban students, those who get married and single, geographical regions, students from governmental universities and private universities, Muslims and Non – Muslims, tribes group) favoured males, rural, infibulated, single, (Eastern, Northern, and Central) versus region (Kordufan, Darfur), students from governmental universities, the Muslims, Arabs and Nubian group) successively.Also there were significant statistical differences on (general dimension, community dimensions, and the total score) attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation between married to Mutilated married to unmutilated favoured they who married to Mutilated There were no significant statistical differences on the dimensions: physical mental health , marital, religion – moral dimensions. There were significant statistical differences on the attitudes towards Female Genital Mutilation among universities students attributed to (gender and residence, Mutilated condition and marital status, residence and mother’s education, economic status and residence, Mutilated status and mother’s education, and the interaction between them). favoured the Male from rural areas, the unmarried and Mutilated female, the Children of illiterate mothers from rural , the Rural family members with low economic , the Mutilated daughters of illiterate mothers respectively. The most important and predictive variables for attitudes value towards Female Genital Mutilation among universities students were : mother’s education , followed by economic status and age , mean while father’s education and class level had no predictive value for attitudes. These results were discussed and study was concluded by recommendations based result