Standardization of the Projective Fear Test on a sample of primary school children in Misurata City (a psychometric study)

Abstract

Abstract: This research dealt with the validity of legalizing the testing of projective fears in the Maserati society, with a sample of children in primary schools reaching (139) students from several elementary schools, The study aimed at verifying the psychometric characteristics of the test prepared in the foreign environment as well as the knowledge the most common concerns of these children, The results of the study revealed that the test has certain psychometric conditions, including saturation on workers in the workforce analysis, confirming the validity of the test, as well as its high correlation to the external test, the Spelburger gauge to assess fears as well as its high persistence, which indicates that the test a reasonable degree of good conditions for testing. The results of the research also indicated that there were no statistically significant differences between male and female children in relation to the most common concerns.