الفهرس 
قائمة المحتوياتيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
This study was conducted with an aim to probe into the psychological factors represented in the child’s self-aspects, the circumstances around him, as well as the extent to which the roles of sex of orphan institutions children were affected by such factors as the kind of deprivation and the time of its occurrence.
The group of the study consisted of 42 males and 49 females of orphan institutions children. The experimental group consisted of 30 males and 35 females of 11-14 years old, at the preparatory stage.
The tools of the study consisted in a scale of the roles of sex (males and females). The psychological factors scale, an information sheet of the cultural, social and economic status, and the subject comprehension test.
Results:
1- There are statistically significant differences between children of orphan institutions and those of normal families in the role of sex as males, in favor of the normal families.
2- There are statistically significant differences between the children completely deprived and those partially deprived. Differences are more substantial in males than in females. Females completely deprived found to be more feminine than females partially deprived.
3- There are no statistically significant differences between the children of orphan institutions and those of normal families in the female roles.
4- There are statistically significant differences between the male children before five and those beyond five in the role of sex as males. Likewise, females before five and beyond five in the role of sex as females.
5- There is a positive correlation between some psychological factors and the role of sex. It was found that 50.47% of the differences in the role of sex as males attributed to the psychological factors collectively. Even though, social alienation found to be more influential (at 53.9%) in the role of sex than any other factors.
The results of this analytical study have shown there are differences in the dynamics of the orphan children personalities especially those who were more disturbed as for the role of sex.