فاعلية برنامج تدريبي لتحسين كفاءة الحياة النفسية لدى عينة من المراهقين ذوي الفقد السمعي

Abstract EN

Objective current research to Verification of the effectiveness of the use of a training program to improve the efficiency of mental life in a sample of adolescents with auditory loss.

and sample consisted Find (10) teenagers those with auditory loss middle school and secondary schools hope for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Greater Cairo.

the ages of (14- 16) years.

they have audio loss average between (56-70) dB.

and they have a low level of efficiency of the mental life (according to the scale user study).

was selected to implement the program from a sample of adolescents people with loss of audio middle school and secondary schools hope for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Greater Cairo was strong (35) a teenager.

was applied efficiency psychological life scale (researcher) on them.

and the researcher used in the current study.

The experimental method.

and study tools included kidney outreach program to improve the efficiency of the mental life of teenagers those with auditory loss (researcher); and measure the efficiency of the psychological life of teenagers those with loss audio (researcher); as the researcher used a statistical test "and Wilcoxon" to test the significance differences for groups associated; the results indicated the presence of statistically significant differences between the averages of Order respondents before the implementation of the program.

and averages arranged the same individuals for class adolescents with auditory loss after application on the efficiency scale emotional life of teenagers those with auditory loss in the direction of medium height after the application of the program.

and the results indicated that there is no statistically significant differences between the mean ranks respondents in the post test after the application of the therapeutic program and averages arranged the same individuals after follow-up on the efficiency of psychological life scale for adolescents those with loss auditory period