Hasan Mustafa Abd al-Muti
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Hasan Mustafa Abd al-Muti is an Arab psychologist and academic researcher specializing in developmental and clinical psychology, known for his psychological studies and his treatise Ilm Nafs al-Numu (Developmental Psychology).
Academic Research
Abd al-Muti's research has centered on human development, psychosocial growth, and identity formation in adolescents and young adults. In 1991, he published studies through the journal of the Faculty of Education at Tanta University investigating the relationship between psychosocial development and moral reasoning among adolescents and adults, as well as the impact of family upbringing on identity formation among university students. In the same year, Omdurman Islamic University Press issued his study on measuring ego identity and evaluating its statuses according to Marcia's interview methodology. He expanded on these themes in 1993 with a study examining academic variables correlated with identity formation in university youth, published in Cairo by the Egyptian General Book Organization.
Scholarly Contributions
Abd al-Muti has contributed to Arabic psychological literature across clinical and developmental domains. In 1988, he published Ilm al-Nafs al-Ikliniki (Clinical Psychology) in Cairo. His comprehensive treatment of developmental theory appears in Ilm Nafs al-Numu (Developmental Psychology), which systematically covers the principles of human growth, the interplay between hereditary mechanisms and environmental influences, research methodologies, and ethical considerations in psychological research.
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Ilm Nafs al-Numu (Developmental Psychology) is a two-volume Arabic psychological treatise examining the foundational principles, theoretical frameworks, and developmental dimensions of human growth from conception through maturity.