Abstract

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF FEMINIST THERAPY IN REDUCING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL REBELLION AMONG FEMALE STUDENTS IN PREPARATORY STAGE

Assist. Prof. Dr. Afrah Ahmed Najaf

Volume: 9 Issue: 2 2019

Abstract:

The current research addresses the identification of the effectiveness of feminist therapy in reducing the psychological rebellion among female students in preparatory stage. The researcher built a scale for psychological rebellion consisting of (16) items divided into two fields (direct rebellion and indirect rebellion). The counselingprogram was built according to (Corey's theory 2010), and the results showed psychological rebellion among the female students and the feminist therapy was effective in reducing psychological rebellion in favor of the experimental group.

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