الازدواجية في التعبير العاطفي وعلاقتها بالأمن الاجتماعي لدى طلبة الجامعة المتزوجين وغير المتزوجين

Ambivalence over Emotional Expression and its relationship to social safeness Among Married and Unmarried university students

Abstract

People differ in the degree to which they control their emotional responses, or in the degree to which they express their emotions and emotions, and some individuals may have problems related to the inability to express their emotions or understand the emotions of others, they suppress their desire to express or accompany their expression of regret and reflect the existence of a conflict between His need to express his feelings and the requirements of the current situation at the same time, and his desire not to show his inner feelings, and that this duality or self-contradiction is showing the emotions of the individual or not showing them in a situation that is psychologically stressful for the individual and these individuals tend more to suffer from psychological distress and negative emotion and the individual learns from his experiences Every day a number of requirements for a sense of security that enable him to successfully confront the threats of others.. The current research aims to identify:
1- Duplication of emotional expression in the research sample of married and unmarried people.
2- Differences in duality in emotional expression for married and unmarried couples according to the variables of gender and specialization.
3- Social security of the research sample of married and unmarried people.
4- Differences in social security for married and unmarried people according to the variables of sex and specialization.
5- The nature of the associative relationship between duality in emotional expression and social security among married and unmarried university students.
6- Significance of differences in the relationship between duality in emotional expression and social security according to the variable of social status (married – unmarried), gender (male – female) and specialization (scientific – human)
In order to achieve these goals, the researcher has adopted the Kink and Emmons measure of duality in emotional expression (1990), which consists of (28) items and five alternatives on the Likert scale, and the Gilbert scale (2009) for social security in light of Gilbert’s theory (2005), which consists of (26) ) A paragraph with five alternatives on the Likert scale, and the two scales were applied to a sample of (400) male and female students who were chosen randomly with a proportional distribution, distributed according to the variables of sex, specialization, and after collecting the information and treating it statistically using the t-test equation for one sample and for two independent samples, as well as the coefficient of Pearson correlation, chi-square for good fit, Cronbach’s alpha equation, two-way analysis of variance and confirmatory factor analysis, the research reached the following results:
• There is a duality in emotional expression among married and unmarried students.
• There are no statistically significant differences in the duality of emotional expression according to the variable of gender and specialization, and there is no interaction between them among married students.
• There are no statistically significant differences in the duality of emotional expression according to the variable of gender and specialization, and there is no interaction between them among unmarried students.
• The existence of social security among married students and unmarried students do not feel social security.
• There are statistically significant differences in social security among married students according to the gender variable in favor of males and specialization in favor of humanity.
• There are statistically significant differences in social security among unmarried students according to the gender variable and in favor of males.
• There are no statistically significant differences in social security among unmarried students, according to specialization.
• There is no correlation between the duplication of emotional expression and social security among married students and the existence of an inverse correlation among the research sample of unmarried students.
• There are no statistically significant differences in the correlation according to the variables of social status (married – unmarried) , gender (male – female) and specialization (scientific – human).
According to these results, the researcher came up with many conclusions, recommendations and suggestions