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المستخلص
The research aims to study the impact of practising self-organised recreational activities on the psychological well-being of Mansoura University students. The descriptive approach (survey studies and relations) was used on the basic research sample, which was represented by (1125) students of practitioners of self-organised recreational activities selected in a random manner from within the faculties of Al-Mansoura University, where (1250) forms were distributed to students with the deletion of (125) forms for not meeting the conditions of application. The survey sample was also represented in (60) A student from within the faculties of Mansoura University, a questionnaire form and a psychological well-being measure were used as a tool to collect data, and one of the most important results was that there is a role for self-organised recreational activities in achieving happiness and psychological pleasure for Mansoura University students to a high degree, and the differences of students’ opinions towards the motives, forms and concept of organised recreational activities.Based on the results of this research, and in light of the approach used, within the limits of the sample, and data collection tools, the researcher concludes the following: - Mansoura University students are aware of the concept of self-organised recreational activities and their realisation to feel pleasure, familiarity, satisfy social needs and achieve psychological well-being.-The high level of psychological well-being of Mansoura University students -There is a role for self-organised recreational activities in the psychological well-being of Mansoura University students with a high degree to all areas of psychological well-being -Statistically significant differences between the average responses of the research sample in the self-organised recreational activities practice questionnaire and its axes between boys and girls from Mansoura University students for the benefit of boys.-There are statistically significant differences between the average responses of the research sample in the distance (independence) and after (positive relations with others) between boys and girls from Mansoura University students in favour of boys.