Professional Self-Transcendence as a Mediating Variable between Self-Awareness and Psychological Well-Being among Psychologists Workers in the Northern Governorates

The study aimed to identify the levels of self-awareness, professional self-transcendence, and psychological well-being among psychologists in the northern Palestinian governorates, and to test the mediating role played by professional self-transcendence in the relationship between self-awareness and psychological well-being among psychologists in the northern Palestinian governorates. The two researchers used the descriptive correlational methodology. A random sample of (99) male and female specialists was selected. The results indicated that the level of both professional self-sublimation, self-awareness, and psychological well-being was at a high level. The results revealed that professional self-sublimation acts as a partial intermediate variable between self-awareness and psychological well-being.