The research and development of Family counseling model to enhance Family Transgenerational Communication

Authors

  • Kannikar Sansupa Faculty of Education, Burapha University, Chonburi
  • Pennapha Kulnapadol Faculty of Education, Burapha University, Chonburi
  • Doldao Purananon Faculty of Education, Burapha University

Keywords:

Family Transgenerational Communication, Family counseling model, Family Three-generations

Abstract

The purposes of research were to research and development of Family counseling model to enhance Family Transgenerational Communication. The research procedure consisted of 3 stages as follows :Stage 1 : Studying the Family Transgenerational Communication. Stage 2 : Development Family counseling model to enhance Family Transgenerational Communication and Studying the results of Family counseling model. Stage 3 : Assessing the effectiveness of the Family counseling model. The sample is Family three-generations living in Bangkok.

The results of this research revealed that:

1. The Family Transgenerational Communication consist of 6 factors they were Listener’s skill, Speaker’s skill, Self disclosure, Clarity, Continuity and Tracking, and Respect and Regard.

2. The Family counseling model based on Transgenerational Family Counseling and Integrated 4 counseling technique is I massage,Communication Stance,Enactment and Use of Directive. The intervention program of the Family counseling model included 8 sessions. Each session lasted about 60 minutes. The levels of Family Transgenerational Communication in the study and the control groups were significant interaction at .05 level when measured in the post - test phases. The levels of Family Transgenerational Communication in the study group in the post - test phases were statistically significant at .05 level from these in the pre - test phase.

3. Family counseling model can be use for enhance Family Transgenerational Communication.

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Published

24-04-2020

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Sansupa K, Kulnapadol P, Purananon D. The research and development of Family counseling model to enhance Family Transgenerational Communication. J Royal Thai Army Nurses [Internet]. 2020 Apr. 24 [cited 2024 Dec. 19];21(1):274-82. Available from: https://he01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JRTAN/article/view/191209

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