The Impact of Cognitive Behavioral Group Counseling in Boosting Self-esteem among Recidivists
Keywords:
recidivism, cognitive behavioral group counseling, self-esteem
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The present study examined the impact of cognitive behavioral group counseling in boosting self-esteem among recidivists The study was conducted at Sodo and Arba Minch prisons Ethiopia This quasi-experimental study used a pre and post-test research design with a control group During the first stage the researcher identified recidivists from both prisons The result revealed that there were 81 and 75 recidivists at Sodo and Arba Minch prisons respectively All recidivists took the Rosenberg self-esteem scale in order to screen out those who have low self-esteem Out of these 21 recidivists of Sodo prison and 24 recidivists of Arba Minch prison were found with low self-esteem
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2019-10-15
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