Psychological And Social Attitudes Of University Students Towards The Impact Of Globalization On Identity

Abstract

For a better apprehension of the effects of globalization on national identity, this study aims to uncover the psychological and social attitudes of university students at the Universities of M'sila and Djelfa. The study found no variations in the research population's perceptions of how globalization affects identity. The targeted sample, regardless of its variety of age, educational level and gender, concurred on the significant impact of globalization on personal identity and local culture, particularly in underdeveloped nations.