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This study aimed to uncover the relationship between perceived self-concept and psychological and social adjustment among a sample of the visually impaired, in addition to detect differences between males and females in perceived self-concept and psychological and social adjustment. And we relied on a sample of 42 visually impaired. For the purposes of this study, we used a perceived self-concept and psychological adjustment questionnaires designed by the researcher. After processing the data, the study concluded the following results : There is correlation between perceived self-concept and psychological adjustment among the visually impaired. There is correlation between perceived self-concept and social adjustment among the visually impaired. There are no statistically significant differences between the sexes in the concept of perceived self-concept among the visually impaired. There are no statistically significant differences between the sexes in the psychological adjustment among the visually impaired. There are statistically significant differences between the sexes in social adjustment among the visually impaired. (Published Abstract)