Citation

Alzubaidi A, Upton G, Baluch B. Adolescence 1998; 33(129): 193-207.

Affiliation

Faculty of Education, University of Sana'a, Yemen.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1998, Libra Publishers)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

9583671

Abstract

This study examined the concerns of adolescents in the Republic of Yemen. A short version of the Mooney Problem Check List was administered to 150 13- to 17-year-old males and females. Results indicated that the major concerns and problems reported by Yemeni adolescents were related to their vocational and educational future, recreational activities, religious matters, and school curriculum and teaching methods. Problems related to social life, family, and health and physical issues were less prominent. Results also showed that though there were similarities in the number of concerns expressed by males and females, males reported more difficulties with their vocational and educational future, marriage and sexual matters, and finances and employment, while females reported more problems with recreational activities, personal relationships, and health.

Language: en