Measuring the level of political alienation of the Iraqi displaced People: an applied study in Kurdistan region of Iraq

AbdulFattah Hassan Fattah; Pola AbdulSamad Mahmoud; Karwan Kakabra Kakamad

doi:10.31918/twejer.1812.08

Authors

AbdulFattah Hassan Fattah Psychology Department, Faculty of Arts, Soran University Author
Pola AbdulSamad Mahmoud Psychology Department, Raparin University Author
Karwan Kakabra Kakamad Psychology Department, Faculty of Arts, Soran University Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31918/twejer.1812.08

Abstract

Measuring the level of political alienation of the Iraqi displaced People: an applied study In Kurdistan region Of Iraq

The current study is an attempt to investigate the level of political alienation of Iraqi displaced people in Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The political alienation measurements, knowing the level of their political alienation due to indicating their gender, political credit, social statue, age, and the quality of accommodation.

The study conducted among (154) Iraqi displaced people lived in Erbil province, soran district. A scale of measuring political alienation developed by Pola Abdulsamad . After running validity are reliability, this survey was ready to be used for this research. The researchers used nonrandom purposive sampling. After running T Test and ANOVA, the results of this research shows that the participants of this research are facing a high level of political alienation with T-Test(2.22) the results of this research is significant. In the light of the findings of the researchers made a number of recommendations and proposals, including preparing of guidance or programs to reduce the political alienation and suggestions for further coming research, in particular giving and presenting some instructions on how to reduce the political alienation among them and how to build and plant positive understanding in the society.