الفهرس 
بعض سمات الشخصية لجماعات من شباب القاهرة وتونس : دراسة ميدانية في الأنثروبولوجيا النفسية
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المستخلص
The study dealt with some personality characteristics of groups of Cairo and Tunisia youth, and it is one of the comparative field studies in physiological anthropology that is concerned with studying the cognitive patterns of different cultures and identifying how people think within the same culture of groups involved in social movements. Sample: The total sample amounted to (240); First Group: with number of (120) of participants and non-participants in the Tunisian Revolution, Second Group: its number reached (120) of participants and non-participants in the Egyptian Revolution. Psychological anthropology research tools were used, and the researcher designed a fieldwork guide for the study, and the theory of Roth Benedict was used from the theories of patterns and cultural formulas, and Eric Bern’s in Transactional Analysis Theory. The anthropological, cognitive and comparative approaches were also used in the study. Some results were extracted from the study that included: anomic suicide is the one that applies to the suicide cases that the study dealt with in monitoring the events of the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions. Facebook hashtag role had a role in motivating the demonstrators, and it rose from the economic demands to the most general to attract non-marginalized groups that respond to cultural, political and psychological factors. The study also clarified the importance of studying social responsibility and identifying its elements, aspects, weaknesses, strengths and its connection to other aspects of personality characteristics and traits such as psychological hardness, optimism and pessimism, as well as its importance in understanding personality, especially in the problems of transformation and social change that African societies are going through. The role of women participating in the Egyptian and Tunisian revolutions was clarified in terms of their role in organizing and mobilizing, as well as entertainment, in addition to their role in sponsoring the popular committee during the events.