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The subject of this research dealt with a study on "social support
and self-esteem among the blind".
We chose this topic after a number of reasons that prompted us
to do it, and this study aimed to identify the blind and the level of
social support and their self-esteem if it was high, medium or low, and
for what reason this could be due, trying to identify social support and
appreciate The self and the visually impaired
The following questions were raised :
What is the level of social support for the blind ?
Does the blind suffer from low self-esteem ?
The study also aimed to verify the following hypotheses :
The level of social support for the blind is high. ?
The blind suffers from low self-esteem
The study was carried out in the White Cane Association in the
state of Ghardaia. The study targeted three (3) cases, two females and
one male, with total visual impairment, ranging in age from (13-20
years old).
As for the approach adopted in the study, it was represented in
the clinical approach, which included the following tools : the clinical
interview, the social support test, and the Coppersmith self-esteem
test.
The study concluded that there were different results between the
three cases, as they were as follows :
The first case has a high level of social support and low self-
esteem.
The second case is a high level of social support and an average
self-esteem
The third case is a high level of social support and self-esteem
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