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Abstract

The research included five chapters, with the first chapter being the introduction, which highlighted the importance of the Social Desirability Scale in the field of educational psychology and its significance in various fields. Social desirability refers to a person’s tendency to choose responses that reflect the behavior most accepted by the group to which they belong, represented by the sum of scores that match the answer key prepared for the scale, which was developed by Lorenberg and translated by the researcher into Arabic. The problem lies in understanding the work situation among the guides of Baghdad University – Diyala and comparing the work between the two universities in order to address errors and improve the scouting work of the guides. Research Objectives: To identify the social desirability values of the guides of the scouting team of Baghdad University – Diyala. To identify the differences in social desirability values among the guides of the scouting team of Baghdad University – Diyala. To understand the relationship between social desirability values and the results of scouting competitions. Research Hypotheses: There are no statistically significant differences in social desirability values among the guides of the scouting team of Baghdad University – Diyala. There are no statistically significant correlations between social desirability values and the results of scouting team competitions. Chapter Two: This chapter includes the research methodology, where the researcher used the descriptive approach, as it was appropriate for the research problem. The researcher used the Social Desirability Scale, and the research population was determined to be the guides of the College of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Baghdad – Diyala. The researcher conducted a pilot study on Tuesday, 18/4/2017, at 10:00 AM, with a sample of four guides from the research population. The main study was conducted from 25/4/2017 to 2/5/2017, during which the scale was distributed to the research sample to answer the scale’s items. Chapter Three: This chapter presents and discusses the results of the guides from the College of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Baghdad – Diyala, regarding the social desirability variable, as well as presenting and discussing the correlation values calculated and statistical tables between social desirability and competition scores. Conclusion: The researcher concluded the following important findings: Significant differences were found between the guides of the College of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Baghdad – Diyala. Recommendations: The researcher recommended using the Social Desirability Scale on guides from other universities in various physical education colleges.

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