The study aimed to know the relative contribution of psychological reassurance to the proactive personality. The study sample consisted of (288) male and female students from the Faculty of Education at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels at Yarmouk University. Two scales were used. One of them is for psychological reassurance, and the other is for the proactive personality after confirming their sincerity and stability. The study reached a number of results. Including: The level of psychological reassurance and the proactive personality was high, and there were differences in the level of reassurance attributed to the variable of the stage of study in favor of doctoral students, and there were no differences in the level of psychological reassurance and the proactive personality attributed to the variables of sex and school stage. The study also showed that there is a positive relationship between reassurance and proactive personality. Finally, the study concluded that psychological reassurance matters (48.9%) in explaining the variation in the level of proactive personality
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