Factors contributing to violence against children from the perspective of Mu’tah University students

The study aimed to identify the factors contributing to violence against children from the perspective of Mutah University students, in order to achieve that goal was to develop a questionnaire to gather information distributed on the net sample size was 449 students found that 439 valid questionnaires for statistical analysis.
  Used methods of descriptive statistics measurements to describe the sample characteristics depending on frequencies and percentages were used averages, standard deviations, and Pearson correlation coefficient was used test T test for independent samples and conduct one-way analysis of variance One Way ANOVA to test for differences between the averages and test Tukey
The study found that some factors contribution was highly factors contribute moderately and distributed these factors are among the main factors (family, economic, social and cultural) has not there been any factors low degree This means that factors exist have been a high degree of importance and accuracy of the subject itself it is worth mentioning some of the factors that contribute to a high degree not addressed in previous studies and this positive calculated for this study and the study sample.
As it is shown by the study, and no statistically significant differences in the study sample answers back where gender differences were back in favor of females, where they are more accurate than males to participate and answer questions about differences Also, it found differences in the answers to the sample back to the place of residence was in favor of the city and the village, compared with the desert..
However, there were no statistically significant differences go back to school or college years, and this is due to the convergence between achievement and intellectual respondents
Finally, the study recommends the need for research in some of the social, legal and cultural aspects, which some researchers still are avoiding going to the sensitivity within the family and community focus