The Contribution of Ego Strength and Feeling of Guilt to Predict the Eudemonic Well -Being of the Battered Women in Jordan

Authors

Hussein Salem Al SharaaFollow
Nuha Mohammad Al WazzanFollow

Abstract

The current study aimed to identify the level of ego strength , feeling of guilt and Eudemonic Well- Being of the battered women in Jordan, And the contribution of ego strength and a feeling of guilt in predicting Eudemonic Well-Being, The study sample consisted of (100) battered women with age ranged between (15-55), the researchers developed three measures (ego strength, feeling of guilt, Eudemonic Well-Being), and they a assured the reliability and validity of these measures. The results indicated that the level of ego strength and feeling guilt and Eudemonic Well-Being for the battered women in Jordan were moderate, It also showed that there is a predictive ability of the ego strength and the feeling of guilt for the eudemonic well being, both variables account for (59%) of the explained variance of the eudemonic well being for the battered women , the ego strength explained (54%) of variance of the eudemonic well being, and feeling of guilt explained (4.7%). The relationship between ego strength and eudemonic well-being was positive and statistically significant, while the relationship between feeling of guilt and eudemonic well being was negative and statistically significant

Recommended Citation

Al Sharaa, Hussein Salem and Al Wazzan, Nuha Mohammad (2021) "The Contribution of Ego Strength and Feeling of Guilt to Predict the Eudemonic Well -Being of the Battered Women in Jordan," Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات: Vol. 22: Iss. 2, Article 23.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/jpu/vol22/iss2/23