The Reality Of Unemployment In The Palestinian Camps And Their Effect On The Psychological Stability Of Young Graduates In The Governorates Of Gaza Strip

Abstract

The current study aimed identifying the reality of unemployment of university graduates and its
impact on psychological stability Gaza provinces have detected the prevalence of unemployment
among graduates and their psychological stability level and detect signs of differences in average
sample estimates for unemployment Psychological stability depending on the variables (sex,
residence, number of years of unemployment), developing recommendations and proposals and
ways to limit the spread of unemployment of graduates has been used the descriptive and analytic
methodology questionnaire as a tool of measurement (35) paragraph spread over five dimensions
and the number of respondents (155) graduates and unemployed graduates of both sexes, the study
found the following results
1. The rate of unemployment university draduates 56%.
2. Degree of psychological stability among university fraduates unemployed moderately and
relative weight 72.02%.
3. A statistically significant correlation between unemployment and psychological stability
among university graduates are unemployed.
4. Statistically significant differences beween the average of the study sample estimates of
unemployment on psychological stability due to the variable gender, the residential area
and the lack of statiscally significant differences for a variable number of years of
graduates unemployment.
The researcher recommendations for reducing unemployment spread over four levels for each
of the Palestinian Goverment, businessmen, Palestinian universities and graduate.