Impact of posttraumatic stress syndrome on GPA For Yazidi students studying at Duhok Polytechnical University

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  • MSc. Mohamed Sadeq Younes MoradAlibrahim Duhok Polytechnic university Zakho 2020 Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61841/d1b1b698

Keywords:

Post-traumatic syndrome Disorder - GPA– Students - Shock, employee performance

Abstract

 This study shows the impact of post-traumatic syndrome on the cumulative rate of
students studying at Duhok Polytechnic University. The 314 students from different
levels at Duke Polytechnic University are targeted randomly selected. In order to
answer the hypotheses of the study, the computational averages, the Pearson
correlation coefficient, and the use of the T-test were used where the results indicated
the following: The increase in post-traumatic syndrome is associated with an increase
in mental unit feeling. The level of mental unity is higher in the group of two sources
compared to the group of non-traumatized people. The existence of statistical
differences between males and females in the level of the post-traumatic syndrome,
and this is higher among females. The existence of statistical differences between
males and females in the low cumulative rate of male and female enrollment and this
is higher for females. In the light of the results, a number of recommendations and
proposals have been formulated that could contribute to improving student coping
with a post-traumatic syndrome, improving the cumulative rate and improving social
communication. 

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25.09.2024

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Younes MoradAlibrahim, M. M. S. (2024). Impact of posttraumatic stress syndrome on GPA For Yazidi students studying at Duhok Polytechnical University. International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, 25(2), 609-631. https://doi.org/10.61841/d1b1b698