The purpose of this study is to assess the relationship between terrorism and psychological wellbeing among people of Dir (L). The research was conducted using a cross-sectional research design in order to determine the results of the study. Data are collected using the survey technique. We selected a sample of 162 people from Dir (L) to be included in the study. A reliability coefficient of .72 was calculated for the psychological wellbeing scale and .83 for the terror scale as a measure of how reliable they were. Statistical analysis showed that there was a strong statistically significant association between Psychological Wellbeing Scale (PSWS) and Terror Scale (TS) (r=-.65, p < .001). We concluded that when individual score on terror scale increase, the psychological wellbeing of that individual decreased.
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