Effectiveness of A Counseling Program Based on Self- Regulation
Strategy on Reducing Rebellion In Secondary School Students Nagwa Mohammed Al- Sagheer Ali Submitted in Fulfillment of the Requirements for Ph.D. In Education Mental health Department, Faculty of Education, Zagazig University
Abstract
This research aims to reduce the intensity of rebellion In Secondary School
Students using Effectiveness of A Counseling Program Based on Self- Regulation Strategy , and also aims to Test the effectiveness of this program in maintaining its impact after its completion and during the follow-up period. , The main study sample included (12) students from the secondary stage (first secondary class) they were divided into two equivalent groups: the experimental group which consists of (6) students, and the control group which also consists of (6) students, to achieve purpose of the study, the researcher used Psychiatric Rebellion Disorder Scale (Prepared by Khalifa Al-Dhala’in, 2015) and the counseling program (designed by the researcher) on the experimental group, the research's most important results revealed the following: (1) There are statistically significant differences in the posttest mean scores between the experimental and control groups' in the dimensional measurement on the scale of the rebellion and its dimensions in favor of the experimental group. (2) There are statistically significant differences in the pre- test and postted mean scores between the experimental group members regarding the scale rebellion and its dimensions in favor of the postted measurement. (3) There were no statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the members of the experimental group in the two dimensions, the traceability and the scale of the rebellion, in favor of the traceability.