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• TITLE: Effect of the Communication Skill Training of Mothers Using Multimedia on the Anxiety Levels of Primary School Students

  AUTHORS: Ashraf Mohamadi, Zahra Hajiamini, Abbas Ebadi, Ali Fathi-Ashtiani, Matin Ali-Asgari, Afsane Mohamadi

  KEYWORDS: Anxiety, Student, School Anxiety Scale—Teacher Report (SAS-TR), Multimedia Software

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.5 No.8, June 19, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Anxiety disorders are among the most common psychological disorders in children. Considering the effects of the relationship between parents (especially mothers) and children on the mental health of children, we conducted this study to evaluate the effect of communication skills training of mothers by multimedia software. This clinical trial was conducted on 109 first-grade students in one of the zones in Tehran. For data collection, we used the School Anxiety Scale—Teacher Report and the Queendom Communication Skill Test to assess mothers’ communication skills. Students’ anxiety levels and mothers’ communication skills were assessed (in both groups before and after of intervention). Then students were randomly assigned to two groups: case and control. The case group received multimedia CD for communication skills training during 2 months. The total prevalence rate of anxiety in students before intervention was 16.1%. It significantly decreased in the multimedia group after intervention (P P