The Relationship between Social Bullying and Depression among a sample of Girls Late Marriage in Riyadh

Abstract

The current study aimed to reveal the relationship between social bullying and depression among girls who are late for marriage. The study sample consisted of (240) unmarried girls, divided into (110) aged between (25-35) years, and (130) of those aged Their ages were between (36-36). The study followed the comparative, descriptive approach, and two scales of social bullying and depression were used. (Prepared by the researcher). The results showed that the girls in the study sample had a low level of both social bullying and depression, and it was also shown that there was a positive, positive correlation between social bullying and depression among the girls who were late for marriage in the study sample. It was also found that there were statistically significant differences in the social bullying scale according to age, with higher-age girls being more susceptible to social bullying. There were statistically significant differences in the depression scale according to age, with higher-age girls being more susceptible to depression.