August 4, 2025Journal of Social Work and Science Education

Effectiveness of Group Counseling with Self-Control Techniques to Reduce Anger in Adolescents

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DSDwi Amalia Susilo SLSaiful Akhyar LubisNorth Sumatra Islamic University

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Quasi-experimental study shows significant reduction of anger in adolescents, suggesting effective group counseling strategies for emotional self-regulation.

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Group counseling significantly reduced anger scores in adolescents after intervention, highlighting its effectiveness for emotional management.
Pretest anger score averaged 36.67, while posttest scores dropped to 15.22, indicating a strong effect of the self-control techniques used.
The study employed a pretest-posttest control group design, assessing participants with the Clinical Anger Scale to validate results.
Findings reveal a culturally responsive approach for managing adolescent anger, addressing a gap in non-Western mental health research.

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Susilo et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af59e3ad7bf08b1eadeb4e https://doi.org/10.52690/jswse.v6i3.1225

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Quasi-experimental study shows significant reduction of anger in adolescents, suggesting effective group counseling strategies for emotional self-regulation.

Effectiveness of Group Counseling with Self-Control Techniques to Reduce Anger in Adolescents

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Effectiveness of Group Counseling with Self-Control Techniques to Reduce Anger in Adolescents

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