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Rp-Fear of Compassion and Its Relationship to Motivational Perseverance Among People with Disabilities.pdf

The challenges and difficulties faced by people with disabilities have specific characteristics that often negatively impact them, reflecting on their behaviors towards themselves and others, whether close or more distant individuals they interact with. This results in a set of issues that require study and analysis to address and mitigate, as these challenges can lead to psychological and behavioral disturbances and pose a burden on social development. Increasing evidence suggests that the development of compassion, especially in coping with life stresses and failures, enhances psychological adjustment and social interaction. However, for some individuals, feelings of compassion and positive emotions lead to fear of others and withdrawal, in addition to generating fears and resistance to self-compassion and high levels of self-criticism.
For a long time, psychologists have recognized that achievement, goal attainment, and success are not solely the result of cognitive ability; psychological aspects, including emotions, desires, and motivations, also play a significant role. Perseverance is one of the most important driving forces toward success and is a personality trait that helps individuals continue their pursuit of goals despite challenges.
Therefore, this research seeks to answer the main question: Is there a correlational relationship between fear of compassion and motivational perseverance among people with disabilities? This was examined through a set of objectives, including
. Examining fear of compassion among people with disabilities.1
2. Examining fear of compassion among people with disabilities by type of disability and gender.
. Assessing motivational perseverance among people with disabilities.3
4. Assessing motivational perseverance among people with disabilities by type of disability and gender
5.Exploring the direction and strength of the relationship between fear of compassion and motivational perseverance
6.Exploring the direction and strength of the relationship between fear of
compassion and motivational perseverance by type of disability and gender.

of 202 individuals with disabilities from Al-Hussein Centre for Rehabilitation of the Disabled, selected using a simple random sampling method
To achieve the current research objectives, the following tools, validated for reliability, were used
Fear of Compassion Scale (Gilbert et al., 2011)
Motivational Perseverance Scale (Saadoun, 2023)
After statistically analysing the data using SPSS software, the study results indicated
– People with disabilities exhibit fear of compassion and motivational perseverance
– There are significant differences in fear of compassion among people with disabilities by gender, fevering males, and by type of disability, fevering those with rickets
– There are significant differences in motivational perseverance among people with disabilities by gender, fevering males, and by type of disability, fevering those with rickets
– A positive correlational relationship exists between fear of compassion and motivational perseverance, which does not differ by gender or type of disability
In light of these findings, the current research presents several recommendations and suggestions