Effectiveness of Brainwave Entrainment Therapy on Psychological Well-being among Juvenile Delinquents

Abstract

This study investigates the potential of Brainwave Entrainment Therapy to enhance the psychological well-being of juvenile delinquents. The introduction underscores the need for addressing the well-being of this vulnerable group and introduces the factors studied, including Autonomy, Personal Growth, Environmental Mastery, Positive Relations, and Purpose in Life. The methodology outlines the research approach and data collection methods, employing multiple regression analysis. Results demonstrate the model’s significance (R^2 = 0.744) and reveal strong associations with factors such as Personal Growth (Beta = 0.685), Environmental Mastery (Beta = 0.532), and Positive Relations (Beta = 0.425), indicating their positive impact on therapy effectiveness. Autonomy, with a complex relationship (Beta = -0.298), and Purpose in Life (Beta = -0.292) exhibit nuanced influences, suggesting the need for further refinement in therapeutic interventions. These findings offer insights into the potential of therapy to improve the well-being and rehabilitation of juvenile delinquents.