Author(s)

Dina M. Elshenawi ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ General Education Center, Quanzhou University of Information Engineering, Quanzhou, China

Corresponding Author

Dina M. Elshenawi

ABSTRACT

Society does not thrive without the youth's mettle and energy. They are supposed to be the foundations and the reasons for growth and development. The objective of the proposed work is focused on the intellectual deviation of Egyptian youth. The peril of intellectual deviation lies in the fact that it isn't like ethical deviation, which can be treated with words of advice, guidance, or preaching. The ways in which youth can prevent intellectual deviation are presented and discussed. This study highlights the importance of fostering critical thinking and creativity as essential tools for combating this issue. By creating supportive environments that encourage dialogue and diverse perspectives, we can equip young people to face contemporary challenges. Ultimately, investing in the intellectual growth of youth is crucial for building a resilient and progressive society. His study concludes that a comprehensive strategy incorporating these roles is essential for addressing intellectual deviation among Egyptian youth.

KEYWORDS

Intellectual Deviation; Egypt; Youth; Roles

CITE THIS PAPER

Dina M. Elshenawi, The Most Important Roles in Eliminating Intellectual Deviation among Egyptian Youth. Applied & Educational Psychology (2025) Vol. 6: 74-81. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/appep.2025.060311.

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