الأمن النفسي وسط السودانيين ضحايا الحرب والنازحين لجمهورية مصر

Psychological Security Among Sudanese Victims of War and Refugees in the Arab Republic of Egypt\\r\\n\\r\\nThis study investigates the psychological security amongst the Sudanese, who have been displaced to Egypt as victims of war in terms of the variables of gender, age, educational level, social status, place of origin, and profession before the war. To reach that end, the researchers used the descriptive analytical approach. Data was collected using the psychological security scale prepared by Zainab Shakir (1996) from a sample of 500 Sudanese citizens in Egypt, who have been selected randomly. The data was processed using the SPSS program and statistical tests: some tests for a single sample, and some tests for two independent samples, and a mono-way analysis test of variance.\\r\\n\\r\\nThe study reached a number of results manifested in that psychological security is high amongst the Sudanese victims of war displaced in Egypt at an indication level of 0.01; there are differences of statistical indication in psychological security amongst the displaced Sudanese in Egypt in favor of males; there are differences according to the place of the upbringing in favor of those who have been brought up in the rural areas (the countryside). There are also differences in regards to the profession before the war in favor of those who have a profession; there are also differences according to the level of educational in favor of the postgraduate and university graduate at a significance level of 0.05. There are no statistically significant differences in psychological security amongst Sudanese victims of war and displaced persons to Egypt according to age and social status at a significance level of 0.05. The study recommended strengthening and supporting psychological security among Sudanese people displaced in Egypt.