مهددات الأمن القومي المصري كما يدركها الشباب وعلاقتها باتجاهاتهم نحو الحرب والسلام في ضوء شعورهم بالمسؤولية الاجتماعية
The aim of the study was to examine the relationship between the perception of youth to Egyptian national security threats and their attitude toward peace and war depending on their social responsibility. The sample included a total of (369), (Male=160, female =209), with an average age (m=25.13 sd ± 5.030), responded to a questionnaire included socio-demographic characteristics, threats of Egyptian national security scale, social responsibility scale by the researcher, and attitude toward war and peace scale by Buzimic et al., (2013). The result showed the sample tended to be higher in attitude towards peace (t = 36.46 p<0.000). and there are no significant differences in perceived national security threats (t=0.066 P>0.947) and attitude toward peace (t=0.980 p>0.025) when controlling for gender, males tend to be higher in social responsibility (t= 3.829 p> 0.000), and attitude toward war (t=3.105 p<0.002), the people most in social responsibility more attitude to war than peace, and there are significant positive correlation between perceiving national security threats and social responsibility (0.187**) and attitude toward peace (r=0.274**). (Published abstract)