Diversity in Unity Perspectives from Psychology and Behavioral Sciences

663 Pages·2018·11.151 MB·English

DIVERSITY IN UNITY: PERSPECTIVES FROM PSYCHOLOGY
AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASIA-PACIFIC RESEARCH IN SOCIAL SCIENCES AND
HUMANITIES, DEPOK, INDONESIA, 7–9 NOVEMBER 2016: TOPICS IN PSYCHOLOGY
AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
Diversity in Unity: Perspectives
from Psychology and Behavioral
Sciences
Editors
Amarina A. Ariyanto & Hamdi Muluk
Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia
Peter Newcombe
School of Psychology, University of Queensland, Australia
Fred P. Piercy
Department of Human Development, Virginia Tech, USA
E. Kristi Poerwandari & Sri Hartati R. Suradijono
Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia
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Table of contents
Preface xi
Organizing committee xiii
Keynote speech
Exploring human nature and inspiring heroic social action 3
P. Zimbardo
Job burnout in professional and economic contexts 11
C. Maslach
Contributions
The role of family strength on the relationship of parentification and delinquent
behaviour in adolescents from poor families 19
F. Nurwianti, E.K. Poerwandari & A.S. Ginanjar
Stress management intervention for women with multiple roles: Case study of
working women in post-partum period 27
T.P. Ningrum, A.S. Ginanjar & Y.R. Sari
Boost outcome expectancies to improve cancer survivors’ health behaviours 35
G.M. Hartono & L.D. Pohan
Social relation of criminals: The analysis of causes and concepts of prevention 41
W. Kristinawati, E.K. Poerwandari & Z. Abidin
Comparison of the marital satisfaction between dual-earner and single-earner couples 49
C.M. Faisal & Y.R. Sari
The impact of self-efficacy on health behaviour in young adults whose mothers were
diagnosed with breast cancer 57
G. Fatimah & L.D. Pohan
A comparative study: The effect of self-esteem and anger coping strategies on the
level of anger among ordinary teenagers and teenage prisoners 65
M.A. Putri & P. Hidayah
Solution-focused brief therapy approach intervention for increasing self-esteem
of young adult women with cancer who experience chemotherapy-induced alopecia 73
C. Anakomi, A.D.S. Putri & L.D. Pohan
The contribution of parenting style and theory of mind to the understanding
of morally relevant theory of mind in Indonesian children 83
I.A. Kuntoro, G. Dwiputri & P. Adams
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The development of mental time travel in Indonesian children 91
I.A. Kuntoro, E. Risnawati & E. Collier-Baker
Father involvement and sanctification of parenting in Aceh 99
N.Z. Amani, L.S.Y. Savitri & D.R. Bintari
Flat face expression as a typical Sundanese mother’s social cue 107
A.H. Noer, S.H.R. Suradijono & T.R. Umar-Ali
Electronic vs non-electronic toys: Which one is better for mother–child interaction? 115
R. Hildayani, L.S.Y. Savitri, A. Dwyniaputeri, D.V. Tertia,
R. Wukiranuttama & T. Gracia
The effectiveness of a training programme for kindergarten teachers to teach critical
thinking in science learning 123
J. Suleeman & Y. Widiastuti
The correlation between young children’s emotion regulation and maternal stress
in low socioeconomic status families 133
R.F. Dewi & M.A. Tjakrawiralaksana
Optimising executive function in early childhood: The role of maternal depressive
symptoms and father involvement in parenting 141
A.E. Nurilla, D. Hendrawan & N. Arbiyah
The contribution of maternal management language to predicting executive function
in early childhood 151
S.N.F. Putri, D. Hendrawan, D.M. Hestiany & N. Arbiyah
The effect of literary fiction on school-aged children’s Theory of Mind (ToM) 159
Wulandini, I.A. Kuntoro & E. Handayani
Analyzing the influence of parent involvement and co-parenting on parenting self-efficacy 167
S.Y. Indrasari & M. Dewi
The relationship between social expectation and self-identity among adolescents 175
J. Suleeman & N. Saputra
The correlation between parenting style of working mothers and mothers’ perception
of their school-aged children’s academic achievement 183
G.A.F. Tinihada & F.M. Mangunsong
Parental support and achievement motivation differences between adolescents whose
parents work as migrant workers and those who work as non-migrant workers 193
Q. Masturoh, W. Prasetyawati & S.S. Turnip
The relationship between interest differentiation, interest consistency and career
maturity in Grade 10 school students 203
W. Indianti & N. Sinaga
Enhancing reading motivation through the teaching of RAP (Read, Ask, Put) reading
strategy and writing reading diaries for an underachieving student 209
F. Febriani, S.Y. Indrasari & W. Prasetyawati
Applying a sex education programme in elementary schools in Indonesia: Theory,
application, and best practices 217
S. Safitri
Training a father to better use prompt and reinforcement: Effects on the initiation of joint
attention in a child with pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified 225
H. Ekapraja, F. Kurniawati & S.Y. Indrasari
vi
Self-directed learning as a mediator of the relationship between contextual support
and career decision self-efficacy 231
P.L. Suharso, F.M. Mangunsong & L.R.M. Royanto
The correlation between shame and moral identity among undergraduate students 241
H.R. Kautsar, E. Septiana & R.M.A. Salim
Challenges to facilitating social interaction among students in the inclusive classroom:
Relationship between teachers’ attitudes and their strategies 247
Y. Candraresmi & F. Kurniawati
The role of parental involvement in student’s academic achievement through basic
needs satisfaction and school engagement: Construct development 255
J. Savitri, I.L. Setyono, S. Cahyadi & W. Srisayekti
Applied behaviour analysis and video modelling programme to enhance receptive
and expressive abilities in children with mild autism 265
F. Putra & F.M. Mangunsong
The use of the pajares principles to increase mathematics self-efficacy in a middle
childhood student 275
A. Selandia, W. Prasetyawati & R.M.A. Prianto
Teacher’s perception of school climate and social-emotional learning, job
satisfaction, teaching efficacy, and stress among teachers in special schools
for the mentally disabled 283
M.S. Natalia & F.M. Mangunsong
Teachers’ attitude and instructional support for students with special educational needs
in inclusive primary schools 291
A. Marhamah, F. Kurniawati & F.M. Mangunsong
Relationship between parental attachment and career adaptability in grade 12 senior
high school students 297
U.J. Khusna & W. Indianti
Effectiveness of a self-regulated strategy development programme based
on metacognition in improving story-writing skills of elementary school
students 303
A.K. Banuwa, D. Maulina & P. Widyasari
The relationship between proactive personality and self-directed learning among
undergraduate students 311
S.M. Sari & P.L. Suharso
The relationship between teacher efficacy and teaching strategies in inclusive private
primary schools 317
A.A. Novara, F.M. Mangunsong & P. Widyasari
Inclusive education in primary school: Do teachers’ attitudes relate to their classroom
management? 323
M. Maulia & F. Kurniawati
Successful implementation of inclusive education on primary school: Roles
of teachers’ attitudes and their emotional support for students with special
educational needs 331
A. Virgina & F. Kurniawati
Relationship between parental involvement and student self-regulation in music practice 337
W.G.Y. Kesawa & L. Primana
vii
Me or us? How values (power and benevolence) influence helping behaviour at work 345
N. Grasiaswaty, D.E. Purba & E. Parahyanti
Do self-monitoring and achievement orientation assist or limit leader effectiveness? 355
A.M. Bastaman, C.D. Riantoputra & E. Gatari
The effect of psychological capital as a mediator variable on the relationship between
work happiness and innovative work behavior 365
A. Etikariena
The role of work-life balance as a mediator between psychological climate
and organizational commitment of lecturers in higher education
institutions 373
V. Varias & A.N.L. Seniati
The role of job embeddedness as a mediator in the relationship between job demand
resources and turnover intentions 381
T.A.P. Atan & D.E. Purba
Positive identity as a leader in Indonesia: It is your traits that count, not your gender 389
C.D. Riantoputra, A.M. Bastaman & H.C. Duarsa
The role of professional commitment as a mediator in the relationship between
job satisfaction and organizational commitment among lecturers in higher-education
institutions 397
R.L. Sari & A.N.L. Seniati
Role of job satisfaction as a mediator in the relationship between psychological
climate and organisational commitment of lecturers at higher education
institutions 405
A. Krishnamurti & A.N.L. Seniati
Convergent evidence: Construct validation of an Indonesian version of interpersonal
and organisational deviance scales 415
P.T.Y.S. Suyasa
Differences in personality and individual entrepreneurial orientation between
entrepreneur students and non-entrepreneur students 429
A. Wisudha, G.A. Kenyatta & P.C.B. Rumondor
Intergenerational differences in shame and guilt emotions and the dissemination
of cultural values among the Buginese 437
Z.Z. Irawan & L.R.M. Royanto
To be leader or not to be leader? Correlation between men’s negative presumption
toward women leaders and women’s leadership aspirations 445
N.I. Muthi’ah, E.K. Poerwandari & I. Primasari
Democratic quality as a predictor of subjective well-being 451
B. Takwin
Mother-child interaction in families of middle-to-low socioeconomic status:
A descriptive study 457
R. Hildayani, S.R.R. Pudjiati & E. Handayani
Time metaphors in Indonesian language: A preliminary study 467
D.T. Indirasari
Better now than later: The effect of delayed feedback from the receiver of a
thank-you letter on the sender’s happiness 473
A. Kartika, I.I.D. Oriza & B. Takwin
viii
The contribution of parental autonomy support and control on executive function
of preschool children 481
I.P. Hertyas, D. Hendrawan, N. Arbiyah & R. Nurbatari
The effect of social distance between the benefactor and the beneficiary on the
beneficiary’s emotion of gratitude among female college students 489
L. Mardhiah & B. Takwin
The role of bystanders’ psychological well-being and gender as moderators of helping
behaviour in bullying incidences 495
R. Djuwita & F.M. Mangunsong
The effect of job satisfaction in employee’s readiness for change 503
M.V. Azra, A. Etikariena & F.F. Haryoko
The important role of leader-member exchange in the relationship between cognitive
and affective trust and leader effectiveness 511
A. Mustika & C.D. Riantoputra
The relationship between behavioral integrity and leader effectiveness mediated
by cognitive trust and affective trust 521
P. Maharani & C.D. Riantoputra
Playground breakpoint mapping of urban open spaces in DKI Jakarta province 529
R.K. Pratomo, M.M. Ali & Y.D. Pradipto
The correlation between motivational values and emotions of shame and guilt
in adolescents 535
M. Tarisa & L.R.M. Royanto
The use of mastering self-leadership training to improve self-leadership and
innovative work behaviour 545
P.D. Arista & E. Parahyanti
The effect of negative valence on memory and perception: Negative brand names
experimental study 553
J.E. Yulianto, C.A. Rhenardo, J. Juan & J. Pauline
The effects of academic stress and optimism on subjective well-being among first-year
undergraduates 559
M. Yovita & S.R. Asih
The role of the shame (isin) moral value in Javanese culture and its impact on
personality traits, and shame and guilt emotions of the young Javanese generation 565
G.S. Prayitno, H.S.S. Sukirna & C. Amelda
The association between the five-factor model of personality and the subjective
well-being of Abdi Dalem of the Keraton Kasunanan Surakarta Hadiningrat 571
M.A. Alhad & S.S. Turnip
The effect of positive electronic word-of-mouth element variation on intention
to use the TransJakarta bus 577
F.I. Rodhiya & B. Sjabadhyni
The relationship between system justification and belief in God: The moderating
effect of cognitive style and religious system justification 587
M.H.T. Arifianto & B. Takwin
Comparing fear, humour, and rational advertising appeals and their effect on
consumer memory and attitude centred on video-based e-commerce advertising 595
S.A. Kendro & E. Narhetali
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