Indonesian Psychological Association (Himpsi)

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Proceedings of the International Conference on Psychology and Multiculturalism 2017

Open Access Nov 2017

Indonesian Psychological Association

The Proceedings of the International Conference on Psychology and Multiculturalism (ICPM) 2017 contains all conference papers, keynote abstracts and poster abstracts from the International Conference on Psychology and Multiculturalism 2017.

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The Role of Mindfulness to Improve Leadership in Multicultural Context

Open Access Nov 2017

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Dhevy Puswiartika, Zahrotur Rusyda Hinduan, Marina Sulastiana, Diana Harding

Mindfulness is present moment awareness with an observing and nonjudging stance. To be mindful means to be fully in the here and now from moment to moment. Mindfulness appears to have broadly positive impacts on human functioning. This review explored the current state of studies regarding mindfulness as a potential psychological construct to improve leadership in multicultural context. Mindfulness associated with higher relationship quality because a mindful leader is better able to be fully in the here and now with the subordinate. Mindfulness is also critical to the development of a leader who wants to be culturally intelligent and successful in any multicultural setting. Mindfulness allows people to make sense of cultural situations, events and actions within oneÕs frame of reference by removing a rigid or fixed mindset. The cultural intelligence model demonstrates that having knowledge, mindfulness, and skills that working together helps a person to achieve CQ. Further, testing of CQ model and measurement of its underlying components should help us gather insight to predict the cross-cultural potential of existing employees, offer training customized to individual needs, in particular, CQ facets (knowledge, behavior, mindfulness) and recruit individuals with high CQ for positions that require a high level of cross-cultural interactions.

The Influence Of The Socialization Of Gender Roles On Patriarchal Culture and Masculine Ideology On The Emergence Of Gender Role Conflict In Men Of Karo Tribe Image

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The Influence Of The Socialization Of Gender Roles On Patriarchal Culture and Masculine Ideology On The Emergence Of Gender Role Conflict In Men Of Karo Tribe

Open Access Nov 2017

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Karina Meriem Beru Brahmana

Subjective Well\u002DBeing of PKK Volunteer Reviewed from Hours of Participation Image

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Subjective Well-Being of PKK Volunteer Reviewed from Hours of Participation

Open Access Nov 2017

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Avelia Purnomo, Olivia Hadiwirawan

The Role of Positive Family Behavior in Children’s Wellbeing Image

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The Role of Positive Family Behavior in Children’s Wellbeing

Open Access Nov 2017

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Laila Qodariah, Whisnu Yudiana

A Social Representation about Cultural Heritage among Youth in Kauman Semarang Image

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A Social Representation about Cultural Heritage among Youth in Kauman Semarang

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Ika Zenita Ratnaningsih, Nailul Fauziah

Woman Resistance against Poverty: Case of Women’s Lubuk Raya Group Tebing Tinggi Image

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Woman Resistance against Poverty: Case of Women’s Lubuk Raya Group Tebing Tinggi

Open Access Nov 2017

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Ratih Baiduri, Wahyu Andri Syahputra, Ibnu Hadjar Damanik

Online Buying Decision Process among Gen Y Instagram Users

Open Access Nov 2017

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Alisha Aprilia, Bernadette N. Setiadi

The rapid growth of cosmetic industry give an opportunity for companies to acquire and engage consumers by using a new e-commerce paradigm called social commerce (s- commerce). One of the most prominent s-commerce among Gen Y is Instagram as this social networking site enables users to browse online stores through its visual interface via mobile device. They are also used to online shop through this platform. Recent researches have shown interests in investigating factors that affect the online shopping behavior in social networking sites but very little is done to understand the process of online buying decision, notably Instagram. In this study, the data were collected by interviewing four participants who have experienced the buying of lip product through Instagram. Online buying decision process framework by Karimi (2013) was adapted for this purpose. The interview was carefully transcribed and analysed using qualitative content analysis (Mayring, 2000). The result of this study shows that the process of online buying decision process on Instagram differs from e-commerce or other social networking sites (SNSs), in terms of how they function this SNS as a platform to search and make buying decision. Major factors affecting its process are habitual Instagram usage and trust to Instagram storeowners. The result also signifies consumers impulse buying tendency. As there is no adequate research on this phenomenon, consumer behavior implications and further research directions are discussed in this study. Keywords: Online Buying Decision, Instagram, Gen Y

Exploring Parental Mediation of Elementary School\u002DAged Children’s Gadget Use Image

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Exploring Parental Mediation of Elementary School-Aged Children’s Gadget Use

Open Access Nov 2017

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Octaviani Catherine, Weny Savitri S. Pandia, Debri Pristinella

This study aimed to explore how Indonesian parents managed their elementary school-aged children’s (aged 6 - 12) use of smartphone and tablet. A qualitative method was used in this study by interviewing three mothers who allow their children using smartphone and tablet for at least two to three times a week, with a duration at least thirty minutes per used. The results were analyzed using content analysis technique. To increase the validity of data, this study also did triangulation to participant’s children and significant others. This study found that all three mothers combined some types of parental mediation to managed their children’s gadget use. Active mediation was used, due to improved cognitive ability of elementary school-aged children. However, all mothers faced the same issue when explaining and discussing sexual contents to their children. Mother’s perception toward children’s low self-control also caused all mothers to use restrictive mediation. Technical restrictions was rarely used because some parents had low technology skills. Inconsistency in parental mediation practice might occur when parents entrusted their children with extended family members. Father also tend to loose the rules which set by the mother and hampered the effectiveness of parental mediation. Keywords: parental mediation, gadget, elementary school-aged children, Indonesian family parenting, digital technology

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Measuring Love Languages and Relationship Quality

Open Access Nov 2017

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Edwin Adrianta Surijah, I. Made Feby Anggara

Convenient for Positive Expression: Role of Expressivity and Internet Use Motives to Online Self\u002Ddisclosure Image

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Convenient for Positive Expression: Role of Expressivity and Internet Use Motives to Online Self-disclosure

Open Access Nov 2017

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Iqbal Maesa Febriawan

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Emotion Coaching by Preschool Teachers in Jakarta

Open Access Nov 2017

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Joe Irene, Agustina Hendriati

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Open Access Nov 2017

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Anisful Lailil Munawaroh, Zahra Kumala Rachma, Yessy Trisnaningsih

According to World Health Organization, depression is predicted to be the second top global burden and disability in 2020. In Indonesia, depression is often found among workers, especially Indonesian migrant workers. Therefore, health policy on providing health promotion efforts and preventing depression among Indonesian Migrant Workers is needed. This research is based on literature reviews as well as news reports method. The study shows that many migrant workers who started working abroad in good condition recurrently experiencing severe depression and some eventually ended up in death. Depression prevention programs provided for Indonesian migrant workers are very important. This paper will give some recommendations to solve this issue through the training implementation for Indonesian migrant workers using Triple S Model (Self Awareness, Sharing, and Safety at work). Keywords: Depression, Indonesian Migrant worker, Health Promotion, Training, Occupational Safety and Health

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Contribution to the Community in Seminary Wacana Bhakti

Open Access Nov 2017

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Andy Gunardi

Seminary Wacana Bhakti is a community of teens (male, high school students) living together and having the same purpose to prepare being priests someday. Under the process of learning and experience guided by Priests as formatores, strongly intended to make them aware of their own community since the most are from different cultures, lower income families, and lack of self-esteem. Through such situation, this paper will discuss and analyze how the person having lack of self- esteem can contribute for the better community. For this reason I want to use the concept of one and many, individuation in Carl Jung theory, and the evolutionary theory. One and many can be found in the terms of collective unconscious and conscious. The consciousness in the context of Jung means bringing the unconscious to the conscious. The process of individuation happens in the consciousness itself. The process of individuation will help individual to be fruitful to the community to contribute better event they work with other race or people who are from other backgrounds. He can be unique in person but enhancing the strength of the community. Keywords: one, many, archetype, conscious, unconscious

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Urban Nostalgia: Memories of Living in Jakarta among Former Menteng Residents

Open Access Nov 2017

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Danny I. Yatim

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The Effect of Conflict Self-efficacy on Work-Study Conflict in Working College Students

Open Access Nov 2017

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Tirza Kalesaran, Clara Moningka, Yulius Fransisco Angkawijaya

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Integrating MLE Training in Pos PAUD: An Attempt to Enhance Parent-Child Quality of Interaction

Open Access Nov 2017

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Gracia Hanna Indra

Integrating MLE Training in Pos PAUD: An Attempt to Enhance Parent\u002DChild Quality of Interaction Image

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Budaya Batobo Dan Ketahanan Sosial Keluarga

Open Access Nov 2017

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Yantri Maputra, Nila Anggreiny, Septi Mayang Sarry

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Indonesian Psychological Association

Learned society di Jakarta, Indonesia

Indonesian Psychological Association is a professional psychology organization in Indonesia, founded in Jakarta on July 11, 1959 under the name Bachelor of Psychology Association, abbreviated as ISPsi. In line with the changes in the higher education system in Indonesia, through the Extraordinary Congress in 1998 in Jakarta, this organization changed its name to the Indonesian Psychological Association, abbreviated as Himpsi. Himpsi's vision is to become a professional psychology organization that is recognized nationally and internationally and plays a role in improving the quality of people's lives. The main mission of Himpsi is the scientific and professional development of psychology in Indonesia. At the moment, Himpsi has 25 chapters in the provinces spread throughout Indonesia with more than 11,500 members. tampilkan semua