أثر فنية إعادة الصياغة في خفض القلق الإستباقي لدى أمهات الأطفال المصابين بالسرطان

Abstract EN

The current research aims to recognize the effect of rephrasing in reducing anticipatory anxiety of mothers of children with cancer in the specialized hospital of Basra for childern.

To move the aims of the study to the application، there should be an identification of the level of anticipatory anxiety of mothers of children with cancer.

The researchers established a psychological guidance program built on the skill of rephrasing taking into consideration the scientific guidance programs.

After applying scale of anticipatory anxiety to the sample which is about (200) mothers and processing the data using the statistical package for the social sciences (SPSS)، the results of the survey studies revealed that the mothers have high level of anticipatory anxiety، thus، an intentional sample was taken from mothers who recorded the highest level of anticipatory anxiety according to the scale who are (20) mothers.

According to the type of experimental design adopted in the study، the sample was divided randomly into two experimental and control groups about (10) each.

Then، the experimental group was subjected to treatment using the skill of rephrasing and the results were blocked from the control group.

After the end of the experiment، the researchers presented (15) sessions، (3) sessions weekly.

The researchers processed the data of the pre- and post tests for both groups depending on Rank Wilcoxon test for multiple correlative samples، Man Whitney for a correlative sample.

The post test scale results of the experimental group showed noticeable decrease in comparison to the pre-test scale results for the same group and the post test scale results for the control group.

Thus، it is proved that with the help of the scientific experiment، the effect of the skill of rephrasing and reducing the anticipatory anxiety for the experimental group.

According to these results، the research paper ended with a number of suggestions and recommendations.