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5.5.6 Some Dimensions of Gifted Anxiety and the Prospect of the Future of Education and Life
The main issue examined by this investigation is the degree of anxiety in gifted and talented adolescents compared to students in regular educational institutions within one society and compared with students in other Arab and Western societies. The analytical results will focus on some cultural characteristics of gifted and talented adolescents (25 Tunisians and 30 Algerians). In particular, out of 35 items, the absence of leisure time to enjoy was considered by the outstanding students to be the most descriptive of their behavior (Gifted Anxiety Scale, Jamalallil, 2017).
Author(s):
Ghazi Chakroun
chakroung1@gmail.com
Faculty of Letters and Humanities
Tunisia
Ghazi CHAKROUN is an Associate Professor of psychology in Faculties of Letters and Humanities of Sfax in Tunisia and King Abdelaziz in Saudi Arabia. He obtained PHD of Psychology in neuro- sciences and behavior (University Paul Sabatier of Toulouse-France) and of psychology (Faculty of Social and Human Sciences of Tunis) in 2003. He worked as an Assistant Professor of psychology of development and special education of Giftedness and Creativity in King Faisal University. He is reviewer of many National, Arabic and international revues and associations (ALESCO, UNICEF, Word Bank). He published many articles and books in Arabic, French and English.
Naima Benyakoub
psy.univb2dz@gmail.com
Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences of Algiers 2 University
Algeria
Naima BENYAKOUB is a Professor of Psychology in the Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences of Algiers 2 University, Advisor to the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and President of Algerian Association of Gifted and Talented, as well as Director of Mental Health- Education -Talent and Creativity Laboratory at Blida 2 University. She is member and reviewer of many national, Arabic and international revues. She published many articles and books in Arabic, French and English In the field of mental health and talent, and participated in many international and national conferences.
