A comparative study between depressed and non-depressed students in some variables psychological and social

Abstract

Depression cases are increasing in our current era, both psychological and mental, all over the world.
different, so that it is described as an era of psychological depression
(http://www.hayatanafs.com), and this increase is more evident in the
Western, and perhaps its increase is due to the attitude of those societies in the life of its members, an individualistic and monolithic direction.
It is natural for a person's individuality, loneliness and isolation to be factors that make him feel anxious and lose hope.

in life and tranquility, and thus lead to depression.

The cases of depression are on the rise in our society as well, as it is undergoing crises.
social, economic and political fluctuations and the accompanying pressures and uncertainty in their future.
Crises contribute to changing individuals' beliefs, psychological attitudes, and values, and may lead to
Psychological disorders (Farag 1970: 107). To present the cultural and social factors
Change is more precipitating depression among the individuals or groups involved in the change. (Kamal

(1983: 230).
Depression is a state of feeling that is almost universally present in all societies.
He feels it even for a small period of his life (http://www.hayatanafs.com) and since it is
In response to a large number of stressful situations in our lives, it cannot be considered an unusual situation, unless
When you are out of a limited range, and when you need guidance and psychological counseling.

(Atkinson, et al, 1990:542).

However, the percentage of real cases of depression may not appear, because most of those who suffer from it may not
They declare it, and others show their feelings through various means, the most important of which is addiction.
smoking, intoxicants and drugs, and it can be considered the literary and intellectual production of some of the

those questions. (Kamal 1983: 225).