Effects of Rational Emotive Behaviour and Reality Therapies on Socialisation Problems of Visually Impaired Students

Eniola, M S; Adebiyi, Akeem

doi:10.4314/njgc.v10i1.37018

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“…Social effectiveness skills have been used by many researchers both locally and internationally (Aremu, 1998; Eniola, 1996; Fashina, 1990; Fayombo, 1998; Goldfried & D'Zurilla, 1969) and have been proven to be an effective treatment of people with general social problems and those with depression. Equally, SET teaches ability to achieve success in social situations and to identify appropriate discriminative stimuli for social opportunities.…”

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Trauma‐focused counselling and social effectiveness skills training interventions on impaired psychological functioning of internally displaced adolescents in Nigeria

Lawrence

Falaye

2020

Community & Applied Soc Psy

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Trauma-focused counselling (T-FC) and social effectiveness skills training (SEST) were used on impaired psychological functioning of early adolescents in IDP Camps in Nigeria. The factorial quasi-experimental design was adopted. While the cluster sampling technique was used to select 60 participants from the IDP camps and were randomly assigned to T-FC (20), SEST (20) and control (20) groups, the Kessler Psychological Distress Scale (α = .81) was used to screen the participants for impaired psychological functioning and adolescents' psychosocial functioning inventory scale (α = .90) was used for data collection. Analysis of covariance was used for data analysis. The two interventions significantly improved psychological functioning of displaced adolescents that was impaired [F(2,57) = 239.29; partial ῆ 2 = 0.89]. It was concluded that T-FC and SEST were found to be potent on impaired psychological functioning of adolescents in internally displaced camps in North-Central Nigeria.

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confidence: 99%