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Parson, Erwin Randolph

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“…They are still immature to manage stressors and tension which in turn confuse and affect negatively their mental health. This result consistent with previous studies finding which were conducted on Palestinians (Al-Krenawi, Graham, & Sehwail, 2004;Mahamid, Rihani, & Berte, 2015;Parson, 2000;Veronese, Pepe, Jaradah, Al Muranak, & Hamdouna, 2017). On the other hand, this study proved that self-awareness among the Palestinian tenth-grade male and female students in Qalqilia is low since self-awareness is based on direct knowledge of oneself, and thus perceptual self-information, and because of Palestinian students are belonging to collectivistic culture (Arabic-Islamic Culture) they tend to observe others more than observing themselves.…”

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“…In conflict and war zones such as Palestine; children and adolescents are real victims of wars; they experience warzones' endless stressors and endure a lifetime of suffering as a consequence (Al-Krenawi, Graham, & Sehwail, 2004;Veronese, Pepe, Jaradah, Al Muranak, & Hamdouna, 2017). War zones' overwhelming amount of stress can lead to behavioral and emotional problems in children and adolescents (Mahamid, Rihani, & Berte, 2015;Parson, 2000). These stress-induced psychological problems have been revealed in both longitudinal and cross-sectional studies (Babapour-Kheiroddin, Badinloo, Shalchi, Rostami, & Hamzavi-Abedi, 2009;Compas, 1987;Hammen & Goodman-Brown, 1990).…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Efficiency of a Group Counseling Program Based on Psychodrama in Enhancing Self-Awareness and Reducing Tension Among Tenth Grade Students in Qalqilia City

Khalili

Swilem

2021

Education in the Knowledge Society

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This research was conducted through two studies, the purposes of the first study were to assess tension and self-awareness levels among the tenth-grade male and female students in Qalqilia city in Palestine, and to examine the impact of gender on tension and self-awareness. To achieve these goals a descriptive method was used, the sample consisted of (158) male and (152) female students age 16 years old. They were stratified randomly selected. This study found tension appears to be a broad problem in Palestine among respondents, and it is chronically existent with a high level. On the other hand, this study proved that self-awareness among Palestinian adolescents is low. No significant differences in tension and self-awareness due to gender were found. The objective of study 2 was, to examine the effect of psychodrama on the levels of tension and self-awareness of tenth-grade male students in Qalqilia city using the two-matching group pretest-posttest design. The experimental group consisted of (10) students and they received a psychodrama group counseling program, in order to reduce tension and enhance self-awareness. While the control group received nothing. Based on the results psychodrama is an effective tool to treat tension and enhance self-awareness. It is suggested that for future studies to be from different grades and both gender with larger sample size. It is also recommended to assess tension and self-awareness in different regions in Palestine.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

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confidence: 99%

The Efficiency of a Group Counseling Program Based on Psychodrama in Enhancing Self-Awareness and Reducing Tension Among Tenth Grade Students in Qalqilia City

Khalili

Swilem

2021

Education in the Knowledge Society

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“…Children in Manipur have been deeply affected by the violence. Many have witnessed traumatic events, leading to high levels of PTSD and other mental health disorders 7 . Reports from relief camps show that children are experiencing severe depression, anxiety, and a sense of hopelessness.…”

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The Curtain of Blood: Understanding Humanitarian and Healthcare Crisis in Manipur

2024

ijmsdr

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Manipur, located in northeastern India, has faced intermittent episodes of violence over the years. However, the latest surge in conflict has uniquely strained its healthcare system. Hospitals and clinics have been damaged, leading to the interruption of routine medical services and the depletion of essential supplies. Health workers, facing threats to their safety, have often been unable to perform their duties, resulting in a shortage of medical professionals in critical areas. The violence has led to population displacement, creating new healthcare challenges. Internally displaced persons (IDPs) have congregated in camps with limited access to clean water, sanitation, and medical care, increasing the risk of disease outbreaks. This situation has placed additional pressure on an already fragile healthcare system, struggling to meet the needs of both the displaced population and the broader community. Keywords: Humanit arian-crisis, Manipur-conflict, ethic-conflict, Kuki-Meitei conflict, Healthcare crisis

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Children and War Trauma

Klingman

2007

Handbook of Child Psychology

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Abstract: This article discusses the common and unique configurations of stress responses of children to traumatizing experience in the world's warzones like Bosnia-

Cited by 6 publications

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The Efficiency of a Group Counseling Program Based on Psychodrama in Enhancing Self-Awareness and Reducing Tension Among Tenth Grade Students in Qalqilia City

The Efficiency of a Group Counseling Program Based on Psychodrama in Enhancing Self-Awareness and Reducing Tension Among Tenth Grade Students in Qalqilia City

The Curtain of Blood: Understanding Humanitarian and Healthcare Crisis in Manipur

Children and War Trauma

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