Study aimed: The current study aimed to examine the relationship between psychological rebellion and the suggestibility among children of slum areas and to reveal the differences between children of slums and children of planned areas in both psychological rebellion and suggestibility. Method and procedures: The researcher used the descriptive comparative approach, And The study sample consisted of (50) a boy and a girl from slum areas and (50) a boy and a girl from planned areas with mean age (10. 180), they completed the psychological rebellion scale (by researcher), the suggestibility scale (by researcher) and the Assiut University scale for non-verbal intelligence (Prepared by: Taha Al-Mestkawi, 2000). The results: showed that there is a statistically significant positive relation between the psychological rebellion of children and the suggestibility of children It also showed that there are differences statistically significant between children from slums and children from the planned areas on the scale of children's psychological rebellion favoring of children in slums, as well as the there are differences statistically significant between children From slum areas and children from planned areas on the scale of suggestibility to children, favoring children in slum areas.