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The study was conducted at Assiut and South Valley Universities in faculties of education, science, arts, veterinary, agriculture and social services. The sample included 5% of the students enrolled in the first and second year of the chosen universities during the academic year 1998-1999 agreed to participate in this study. A designed questionnaire was used to collect data for this study. The results showed that highly statistical significant differences between Assiut and South Valley students in relation to items of bath, hair wash in summer and winter, also underwear change in winter with a better practices among students of South Valley university p 0.001 and statistical significant differences between Assiut and South Valley groups in relation to items of teeth brushing and removal of unwanted hair p 0.05. A highly statistical differences were found among males and females of Assiut students related to items of teeth brushing, hair wash and bath in summer and winter p0.001. Also the result showed that statistical significant differences between males and females students in South Valley university related to items of nail cutting and change of underwear cloths in winter. The present study recommended that increase of the public awareness about the importance of personal hygiene particularly for adolescents and the important of availability of nurses in the university hostels and student’s health service centers to provide health education and guidance for students.

The study was conducted at Assiut and South Valley Universities in faculties of education, science, arts, veterinary, agriculture and social services. The sample included 5% of the students enrolled in the first and second year of the chosen universities during the academic year 1998-1999 agreed to participate in this study. A designed questionnaire was used to collect data for this study. The results showed that highly statistical significant differences between Assiut and South Valley students in relation to items of bath, hair wash in summer and winter, also underwear change in winter with a better practices among students of South Valley university p 0.001 and statistical significant differences between Assiut and South Valley groups in relation to items of teeth brushing and removal of unwanted hair p 0.05. A highly statistical differences were found among males and females of Assiut students related to items of teeth brushing, hair wash and bath in summer and winter p0.001. Also the result showed that statistical significant differences between males and females students in South Valley university related to items of nail cutting and change of underwear cloths in winter. The present study recommended that increase of the public awareness about the importance of personal hygiene particularly for adolescents and the important of availability of nurses in the university hostels and student’s health service centers to provide health education and guidance for students.

The study was conducted at Assiut and South Valley Universities in faculties of education, science, arts, veterinary, agriculture and social services. The sample included 5% of the students enrolled in the first and second year of the chosen universities during the academic year 1998-1999 agreed to participate in this study. A designed questionnaire was used to collect data for this study. The results showed that highly statistical significant differences between Assiut and South Valley students in relation to items of bath, hair wash in summer and winter, also underwear change in winter with a better practices among students of South Valley university p 0.001 and statistical significant differences between Assiut and South Valley groups in relation to items of teeth brushing and removal of unwanted hair p 0.05. A highly statistical differences were found among males and females of Assiut students related to items of teeth brushing, hair wash and bath in summer and winter p0.001. Also the result showed that statistical significant differences between males and females students in South Valley university related to items of nail cutting and change of underwear cloths in winter. The present study recommended that increase of the public awareness about the importance of personal hygiene particularly for adolescents and the important of availability of nurses in the university hostels and student’s health service centers to provide health education and guidance for students.

This work aimed to study some socio-economic factors affecting childlabor in Assiut City, regarding familial and housing conditions of those children. Also, to shed light on work-related health hazards, as well as, work environment, in addition to identifying the main causes of school drop-out among those children. This study has been conducted at workplace of the studied children through personal interviews with every child alone. The study included 295 children, whose ages were 15 years or less. The study findings showed that (63.4%) of children were working (8-12 hours) daily, (41.7%) left school before completing the basic education for many reasons, including absence of desire to continue education, repeated failure, family carelessness, financial problems and death of parents. It is documented that more than half of school drop-outs (59.3%) were living in two-parent basic families. The study recommends that the already working children who forced early to labor due to adverse circumstances, should be covered by medical and social insurance, and abolishing their illiteracy and prohibiting children employment in hazardous work. Also, it recommends the necessity of total enrolment of all eligible children in basic compulsory education and reviewing the education system to make the school more attractive to children with the aim to minimize the school drop-outs .

This work aimed to study some socio-economic factors affecting childlabor in Assiut City, regarding familial and housing conditions of those children. Also, to shed light on work-related health hazards, as well as, work environment, in addition to identifying the main causes of school drop-out among those children. This study has been conducted at workplace of the studied children through personal interviews with every child alone. The study included 295 children, whose ages were 15 years or less. The study findings showed that (63.4%) of children were working (8-12 hours) daily, (41.7%) left school before completing the basic education for many reasons, including absence of desire to continue education, repeated failure, family carelessness, financial problems and death of parents. It is documented that more than half of school drop-outs (59.3%) were living in two-parent basic families. The study recommends that the already working children who forced early to labor due to adverse circumstances, should be covered by medical and social insurance, and abolishing their illiteracy and prohibiting children employment in hazardous work. Also, it recommends the necessity of total enrolment of all eligible children in basic compulsory education and reviewing the education system to make the school more attractive to children with the aim to minimize the school drop-outs .

This work aimed to study some socio-economic factors affecting childlabor in Assiut City, regarding familial and housing conditions of those children. Also, to shed light on work-related health hazards, as well as, work environment, in addition to identifying the main causes of school drop-out among those children. This study has been conducted at workplace of the studied children through personal interviews with every child alone. The study included 295 children, whose ages were 15 years or less. The study findings showed that (63.4%) of children were working (8-12 hours) daily, (41.7%) left school before completing the basic education for many reasons, including absence of desire to continue education, repeated failure, family carelessness, financial problems and death of parents. It is documented that more than half of school drop-outs (59.3%) were living in two-parent basic families. The study recommends that the already working children who forced early to labor due to adverse circumstances, should be covered by medical and social insurance, and abolishing their illiteracy and prohibiting children employment in hazardous work. Also, it recommends the necessity of total enrolment of all eligible children in basic compulsory education and reviewing the education system to make the school more attractive to children with the aim to minimize the school drop-outs .

This work aimed to study some socio-economic factors affecting childlabor in Assiut City, regarding familial and housing conditions of those children. Also, to shed light on work-related health hazards, as well as, work environment, in addition to identifying the main causes of school drop-out among those children. This study has been conducted at workplace of the studied children through personal interviews with every child alone. The study included 295 children, whose ages were 15 years or less. The study findings showed that (63.4%) of children were working (8-12 hours) daily, (41.7%) left school before completing the basic education for many reasons, including absence of desire to continue education, repeated failure, family carelessness, financial problems and death of parents. It is documented that more than half of school drop-outs (59.3%) were living in two-parent basic families. The study recommends that the already working children who forced early to labor due to adverse circumstances, should be covered by medical and social insurance, and abolishing their illiteracy and prohibiting children employment in hazardous work. Also, it recommends the necessity of total enrolment of all eligible children in basic compulsory education and reviewing the education system to make the school more attractive to children with the aim to minimize the school drop-outs .

Aggression and violent behavior are the chief concerns among staff, families and clients at inpatient psychiatric units. The aim of this study was to assess psychological loneliness, and aggression among psychiatric patients. Descriptive correlational research design was used in this study. The sample consisted of 100 psychiatric inpatients at Beni-Ahmad psychiatric hospital in El-Minia governorate. Three tools were utilized to measure the concepts of the study variables: Personal and clinical data Questionnaire, Psychological loneliness scale, and Aggression questionnaire. Results of the study revealed that 42%, 35% and 14% of patients were diagnosed schizophrenic, depression and manic disorders. Most of them (73%) had severe psychological loneliness and 51% had severe level of aggression. In conclusion, more than half of psychiatric patients had severe psychological loneliness and severe level of aggression. Psychological loneliness was negatively correlated with aggression, Recommendations: This study recommended to design and implement a psycho-educational program to decrease psychological loneliness and aggression among the psychiatric patients.