PSYCHOLOGICAL ALIENATION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO STUDENTS' PERSONALITY PATTERNS

Abstract

University education faces the problem of psychological alienation, which is a mental state in which a person feels isolated from his community and a feeling of relative separation from himself, his community, or both. Education contributes to deepening alienation, as it pushes many students into circles of domination, loss, and isolation, as the majority of students tend to The A personality type is more capable, aware, and emotional about the threats that surround them and the feeling of separation from themselves and from society. This predictive study showed the amount of suffering from psychological alienation and its repercussions on the personality type.A.B mong a sample of university students, the study concluded that there are statistically significant differences regarding the level of feelings of psychological alienation attributed to the benefit of males, and there are no differences in psychological alienation and the dominant personality type (A) attributed to the high level of type (A)