Ahmed A. Alnajjar

     
Institution
United Arab Emirates University

Current Position
Lecturer, Researcher, Consultant

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Adolescents' Needs Perception & Coping Behavior from University of Durham (United Kingdom), 1991

Research Interests
Applied Social Psychology
Attitudes
Conflict Resolution
Group Processes
Health
Organizational Behavior
Personality
Persuasion/Social Influence

Laboratory Home Page
ARAA Consultancy, Reseach, & Training Centre

Courses Taught
Criminal Psychology
Hypnosis
Industrial-Organizational Psychology
NLP
Personal Energy Builing and Maintaining
Psychology and Society
Social Psychology

 
Ahmed A. Alnajjar
Department of Psychology
UAE University
P.O. Box: 17771
17771 Alain
United Arab Emirates

Home Page
Phone: +971-4- 2949998
Fax: +971-4- 2949997



Ahmed A. Alnajjar
Main research interests are in social psychology, criminal psychology, industrial-organizational psychology, family and adolescence.

Now running a psychological counsultation and training centre, I train in NLP, hypnosis, self-energy, and human development.


Journal Articles:

  • Adolescents' perceptions of family functioning in the United Arab Emirates. Adolescence, Vol. 31, No. 122, Summer 1996, pp. 433-442. (Single, English)
  • A study of the mutual expectation between heads of sections and staff members at the U.A.E. University, the Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, El Mansoora University, Egypt, published in July 1995. (Joint, Arabic)
  • Delinquency and social changes in United Arab Emirates: A comparison study between delinquent males and females on the Family Functioning Questionnaire. International Journal of Rehabilitation Research (In Press) (Joint, English)
  • Delinquents' and non-delinquents' perception of family functioning in the United Arab Emirates. Social Behavior & Personality: International Journal, 1998, 26(4), 375-382. (Joint, English)
  • Family functioning level: A comparison study between intact and non-intact families. Cairo University, Journal of Psychology, 57, 2, 1997. (Joint, Arabic)
  • Relationship between job satisfaction and organizational commitment among employees in the United Arab Emirates. Psychological Reports, 1996, 79, pp. 315-321. (Single, English)
  • The impact of selected psycho-social variables upon employees' organizational commitment in the United Arab Emirates. Social Behavior & Personality: International Journal, 1999, 27(5), 523-532. (Single, English)

Other Publications:

  • Adolecents and youths'needs in the GCC States

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