Self-identity and Compatibility Psychotherapy in Patients with Renal Failure in the Gaza Strip

Abstract

This study aimed to identify the self-identity and compatibility psychotherapy in patients with renal failure in the Gaza Strip, the study sample, consisting of (90) sicks, researchers used the self-identity scale (Al-Ghamdi, 2005), also the researchers used measure of psychological adjustment (Siam, 2015). The study used a descriptive analytical method, the study found a range of results, including: that the relative weight of the level of psychological adjustment for patients with kidney failure, in the Gaza Strip is 80.78%, which is greater than the relative weight of the standard 60%, this means the psychological level of compatibility positively with failure patients with renal in the Gaza Strip, as the study showed no statistically significant differences at the level of significance (α ≤ 0.05) in the self for patients with kidney failure identity attributed to age, educational level, economic level, place of residence .