Abstract:
The objectives of this research were;1) to study the cyberbullying coping positive strategy of Thai adolescent students, 2) to develop the integrative counseling innovation to enhance cyberbullying coping positive strategy of Thai adolescent students, and 3) to examine the effect of the developed integrative counseling innovation to enhance cyberbullying coping positive strategy of Thai adolescent students. The study was divided into 3 steps. The first step aimed to study the coping positive strategy of the Thai adolescent students. The samples were 2,500 adolescent students from 6 regions of Thailand who were selected by multiple random sampling.Step 2 to developthe integrative counseling innovation. Step 3 to examine the effect of the integrative counseling innovation. The samples comprised of 30 adolescent students whose age were13-15 years old and were junior high school students under the Jurisdiction of the Office of the NationalPrimary Education Commission in Chiangmai Province. All the 30 samples had an average point of coping positive strategy at the low score and volunteered to participate in the study. The simple random sampling method was adopted to assign samples into three groups equally: two experimentalgroups and a control group with 10 adolescent students each. The research tools used were Cyberbullying Coping Positive Strategies Test, and the integrative counseling innovation to enhance cyberbullying coping positive strategy of Thai adolescent students. The statistical methods used to analyze the research data were mean, standard deviation, confirmatory factor analysis and, two-wayrepeated measure analysisof variance. The results of this study were as follows: 1. The study of cyberbullying coping positive strategy test of Thai adolescent students found that the total mean score of the adolescent students cyberbullying coping positive strategy from each region of Thailand was significantly different at the statistical level of .01. Considering the highest average aspect, it was found that Thai adolescent students in the western region used coping positive strategies with emotion-focused, problem-solving, and the ability to use technology. As for social support, Thai adolescent students in the eastern region, those who exhibited non-strategies, was Thai adolescent students in the Northern. 2. The integrative counseling innovation to enhance cyberbullying coping positive strategy of Thai adolescent students consisted of two programs: 1) Counseling Online by Line Application: COLA which was administered for 10 sessions; 60-90 minutes, and 2) Counseling Online by Online Learning: COOL, a Self-Direct Learning, which was administered for 10 lessons in no more than 4 weeks. 4. The results of the measurement of the effect of the integrative counseling innovation to enhance cyberbullying coping positive strategy of Thai adolescent students were:1) At post-test and follow-up, the adolescent students participating in the Counseling Online by Line Application: COLA obtained significantly higher score on cyberbullying coping positive strategy than the control group at .01 level of significance, 2) The adolescent students participating in the Counseling Online by Line Application: COLA obtained significantly higher score on cyberbullying coping positive strategy at the post-test and follow-up than pre-test at .01 level of significance. 3) At post-test and follow-up, the adolescent students participating in the Counseling Online by Online Learning: COOL obtained significantly higher score on cyberbullying coping positive strategy than the control group at .01 level of significance. 4) The adolescent students participating in the Counseling Online by Online Learning: COOL obtained significantly higher score on cyberbullying coping positive strategy at post-test and follow-up than pre-test at .01 level of significance.