초등상담연구 (The Korean Journal of Elementary Counseling)
- 제7권2호
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- Pages.101-115
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- 2008
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- 2005-3231(pISSN)
인지행동적 분노조절 훈련이 아동의 분노조절능력과 교우관계에 미치는 효과
The Effects of A Cognitive-Behavioral Anger Control Training on Anger Control Ability and Peer Relationships of Children
- Kim, Mi-Ra (Gyeryong Elementary School) ;
- Lee, Young-Man (Chinju National University of Education)
- 발행 : 2008.10.15
초록
본 연구는 또래와 관계있는 분노유발상황에서 나타나는 인지적 오류를 수정하기 위한 인지행동적 분노조절 프로그램을 구성하여 분노유발경험과 분노조절 능력 및 교우관계에 미치는 효과를 알아보는데 목적이 있다. 인지행동적 분노조절 프로그램은 총 16회기로 구성하였다.
The purposes of this study were to consist an anger control program in order to help children confirm and modify their cognitive errors in peer anger-provoking situations(Lee Mi-gyeong, 2006), that and to examine the effects of this program on anger-provoking experience, anger controllability and peer relationship. The cognitive-behavioral anger control program was consisted of 16 sessions. The focus of the program were placed on perceiving angry feelings, confirming automatic thinking and cognitive errors and acquiring how to correct the cognitive errors(1st-10th sessions), and checking cognitive errors in 13 anger-provoking situations and practicing way to correct the errors(11th-15th sessions). To examine the effects of the program, 10 children who had a lot of anger-provoking experiences, and were poor at anger control and faced difficulties with peer relationship were selected. The cognitive-behavioral anger control program was implemented for eight weeks, twice a week, 40 minutes each. The collected data were analysed by the ANOVA method using the SPSS and Kwakstat(Kwak Ho-wan, 1993). What cognitive errors children made and how they modified the errors during the program were checked. The findings of the study were as follows: The cognitive-behavioral anger control program served to cut down on the anger-provoking experiences, to improve their anger controllability, to boost their peer relationship, and that effect lasted till six weeks later. And the cognitive errors they made during the program were in the order as follows: stating the oughtness of their behavior, followed by naming, seeing everything in black and white, emotional judgment, mind reading, linking the situation to themselves, overgeneralizing, and hasty conclusion. The ways to correct the cognitive errors were in the order as follows: putting oneself in another's place, explaining in a different manner, looking for proof, thinking of it is so difficult to indure, thinging of there is moral to it, and thinking of how angry after passing time.