Greetings to all of us,

In this volume, we are delighted to bring forth a diverse array of articles that encompass an expansive spectrum of psychological inquiry. As always, our goal remains to foster an environment where scholarly exploration thrives, generating insights that contribute to both local and global understandings of human behavior and experience.

This volume comprises five articles, each offering valuable contributions to the realm of psychology. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the diligent researchers whose dedication has enriched this edition with thought-provoking findings and discussions.

The first article discusses the role of psychological empowerment in mediating the relationship between flexible working arrangements and innovative work behavior. The results indicated that psychological empowerment fully mediates the relationship between those variables. Following that, the second article navigates the role of self-compassion on posttraumatic growth of the orphanage adolescents. The results showed that there was positive relationship between self-compassion and posttraumatic growth of fatherless adolescents living in orphanage. The third article takes us to understand the influence of transformational leadership and psychological capital in work engagement among Generation Z employees. It revealed that transformational leadership and psychological capital together significantly influenced the work engagement of Generation Z employees.

The fourth article addresses the various strategies that leaders have implemented in dealing with virtual leadership. The results showed that some strategies implemented to manage the challenges faced in virtual leadership such as making work agreements, implementing periodic coordination, developing a digitalized work system, creating an output-oriented work culture, and building team. Lastly, the fifth and final article is a phenomenological approach involving female prisoners to address the fatherless phenomenon. The themes found on the study comprise loss of father figure, desire for fulfillment of father figure and desire for family integrity.

As we present this eighth volume, we extend our sincere gratitude to the authors, reviewers, editorial board members, and the entire academic community for their unwavering support. We would like to give our highest appreciation to all partner who have taken the time for helping us. It is through their willingness and volunteerism to that review the manuscript, JIP Unand continues to publish and evolve as a platform for an intellectual growth.

To all readers, we also hope the articles that we published can provide useful new insights and inspiration. May the knowledge shared within these pages stimulate dialogue, inspire new avenues of research, and contribute to the ongoing advancement of psychological science. In addition, we also invite all readers to publish their best manuscripts in our journal. We hope that our small endeavor can provide benefits and contribute to the development of psychology in Indonesia. Happy reading!

Greetings,

Editor.

Greetings to all of us,

In this volume, we are delighted to bring forth a diverse array of articles that encompass an expansive spectrum of psychological inquiry. As always, our goal remains to foster an environment where scholarly exploration thrives, generating insights that contribute to both local and global understandings of human behavior and experience.

This volume comprises five articles, each offering valuable contributions to the realm of psychology. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the diligent researchers whose dedication has enriched this edition with thought-provoking findings and discussions.

The first article discusses the role of proactive personality and resilience in work engagement of the firefighters and rescue personnel in Yogyakarta. The results indicated that proactive personality and resilience played a significant role in work engagement.   Following that, the second article navigates the influence of empathy and emotion regulation on adolescent cyberbullying behavior. The results showed that there was an effect of empathy and emotion regulation together on cyberbullying behavior. In particular, empathy has a negative impact on cyberbullying behavior, whereas emotional regulation has no effect on it. The third article takes us to understand the relationship between self-acceptance and subjective well-being in people with disabilities who have a career. It revealed that whether self-acceptance is increasing or decreasing, there is no relationship with the subjective well-being of people with disabilities who have a career.

The fourth article addresses the effectiveness of mindfulness therapy against smoking cessation in various groups such as men, adolescents, and women using meta-analysis method. The results showed that mindfulness therapy had a small effect on smoking cessation. Lastly, the fifth and final article investigates preschool teacher’s beliefs about emotional competence and emotional socialization by using Teacher’s Emotion Beliefs Scale and open questionnaires. It showed that the way teachers socialize emotions is based on their belief regarding children’s emotional competence.

As we present this seventh volume, we extend our sincere gratitude to the authors, reviewers, editorial board members, and the entire academic community for their unwavering support. We would like to give our highest appreciation to all partner who have taken the time for helping us. It is through their willingness and volunteerism to  that review the manuscript, JIP Unand continues to published and evolve as a platform for an intellectual growth.

To all readers, we also hope the articles that we published can provide useful new insights and inspiration. May the knowledge shared within these pages stimulate dialogue, inspire new avenues of research, and contribute to the ongoing advancement of psychological science. In addition, we also invite all readers to publish their best manuscripts in our journal. We hope that our small endeavor can provide benefits and contribute to the development of psychology in Indonesia. Happy reading!

Greetings,

Editor.

In this volume, we are delighted to bring forth a diverse array of articles that encompass an expansive spectrum of psychological inquiry. As always, our goal remains to foster an environment where scholarly exploration thrives, generating insights that contribute to both local and global understandings of human behavior and experience.

This volume comprises five articles, each offering valuable contributions to the realm of psychology. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the diligent researchers whose dedication has enriched this edition with thought-provoking findings and discussions.

The first article delves into the wellspring of Indonesian adolescent national pride, shedding light on the sources and determinants that underlie this crucial aspect of identity. Following that, the second article navigates the intricate relationship between mindfulness and death anxiety, particularly within the context of middle adulthood. The third article takes us through an investigation of the Stroop task, adapted to the Indonesian version, uncovering its potential to induce the ego depletion effect.

The fourth article addresses a significant matter, estimating the effectiveness of an online intervention based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to enhance anger management skills among junior high school students. Lastly, the fifth and final article explores the intricate dynamics of adapting to the new normal, focusing on family resilience and self-disciplined behavior.

These articles collectively exemplify the dedication of scholars who strive to enhance our comprehension of psychological phenomena and offer pragmatic insights that can shape the lives of individuals and communities alike. We commend their efforts and express our gratitude for their invaluable contributions.

As we present this seventh volume, we extend our sincere gratitude to the authors, reviewers, editorial board members, and the entire academic community for their unwavering support. We would like to give our highest appreciation to all partner who have taken the time for helping us. It is through their willingness and volunteerism to  that review the manuscript, JIP Unand continues to published and evolve as a platform for an intellectual growth.

In this new issue, we published 5 chosen empirical research articles. The first article discusses the correlation of perceived behavioral control and intention with waste sorting behavior among employees of oil and gas construction service. The second article examines the effect of social support on self-esteem of primiparous women (a mother who have their first child) by using regression analysis.

The third article explores what extent knowledge about disabilities predicts teachers' attitudes in handling SNS (Special Needs Children) in classroom using mixed method explanatory sequenial with linear regression analysis. The fourth article determines the contribution of the orphanage climate and self-concept to motivation in orphanage youth Muhammadiyah Purworejo to continue their studies to college by using regression analysis. The fifth and last article is a descriptive study of the level of self-perceived employability in Generation Z in Indonesia by involving 1157 college students in their third and fourth years.

We would like to thank and give our highest appreciation to all reviewers who have taken their time to review the manuscripts in our journal. Because of their willingness to review the manuscripts, Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku can continue to publish new articles on a regular basis. With the increasing number of manuscripts submitted to Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku, we hope that reviewers would still be a part of the reviewing process to produce high quality articles in the future.

To all readers, we hope that the articles that we publish can provide useful new insights and knowledge. In addition, we also invite all readers to publish their best manuscripts in our journal. We hope that our small endeavor can provide benefits and contribute to the development of psychology in Indonesia. Happy reading!

In this new issue, we published 6 chosen empirical research articles. The first article discusses the impact of feeling loved by biological parents and grandparents on psychological well-being and adjustment factors later in life among adults by involving the measurement of perceived love and its contributions to various adjustment indicators such as life satisfaction, depression, anxiety, trait anger, and conduct disturbance.

The second article examines the influence of career adaptability on career readiness among final year undergraduate students during the Covid-19 pandemic. The third article is an experimental study investigating the effectiveness of cognitive behavioral group therapy as an intervention for people who experienced cabin fever.

 The fourth article explores the relationship between neuroticism and the consideration of health protocols in product consumption during the Covid-19 pandemic. Meanwhile, the fifth article attempts to seek the role of self-compassion and friendship quality on homesickness among first year Islamic boarding school students. The sixth and last article examines the compliance model with the Covid-19 protocol for migrant Madurese through perceived risk of Covid-19, citizen trust, locus of control, and anti-vaccine attitudes.

We would like to thank and give our highest appreciation to all reviewers who have taken their time to review the manuscripts in our journal. Because of their willingness to review the manuscripts, Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku can continue to publish new articles on a regular basis. With the increasing number of manuscripts submitted to Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku, we hope that reviewers would still be a part of the reviewing process to produce high quality articles in the future. 

To all readers, we hope that the articles that we publish can provide useful new insights and knowledge. In addition, we also invite all readers to publish their best manuscripts in our journal. We hope that our small endeavor can provide benefits and contribute to the development of psychology in Indonesia. Happy reading!

Greetings,

Editor

This edition consists of six articles. Everything is the result of empirical research. The first article is a correlational study that looks at the relationship between fathering self-efficacy and parenting stress in fathers who have more than one child in early childhood. The second article discusses the influence of the role of self-compassion and social support on parenting stress in working mothers. The third article discusses the difficult situations (sources of stress) faced by students, an overview of stress conditions in terms of demographic variables, predictions of the role of coping strategies in influencing the stress conditions faced by students, and efforts that can be made to promote and prevent mental health based on the school.

The fourth article contains research that tries to see the relationship between mental health literacy and public stigma with attitudes towards psychological assistance in college students. The next article, the fifth article, discusses how the contribution of online communication between parents and children to the life satisfaction of adolescents whose parents work. The sixth and last article discusses family functioning, happiness at school, and self-esteem related to bullying in adolescents. The results of this study also prove the accuracy of previous studies.

We would like to thank and give our highest appreciation to all review partners who have taken the time to review the manuscripts in our journal. Only because of their willingness and volunteerism to review the manuscript, Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku can continue to be published on an ongoing basis. With the increasing number of quality manuscripts entered in the Behavioral Science Journal, we hope that reviewers will be happier and more challenged in reviewing subsequent manuscripts.

To all readers, we hope that some of the articles that we publish can provide useful new insights and inspiration. In addition, we also invite all readers to publish their best manuscripts in our journal. We hope that our small endeavor can provide benefits and contribute to the development of psychology in Indonesia. Happy reading!

This edition consists of six articles. The first article investigates the relations between resilience and post-traumatic, and psychological well-being among adolescents experiencing parents’ marital dissolution. A total of 56 participants who lived in Semarang completed three measurements. Correlational, t-test, and path analysis was applied. The result suggests that both resilience and post-traumatic growth significantly and positively correlated toward psychological well-being. Furthermore, post-traumatic growth was found to have a significant partial mediating effect on the relationship between resilience and psychological well-being.

In the next article, we present an experimental approach with a factorial design that aimed to identify the effect of news’ features, especially the news platform, and supporting data on the news credibility perception in middle adults. The participants in this research were 120 middle-aged social media users who were assigned randomly in four conditions, namely news with supporting data via Whatsapp, news without supporting data via Whatsapp, news with supporting data via Kompas website, and news without supporting data via Kompas website. This study found that there was no significant effect of supporting data and news platforms on news credibility perception in participants. This means that they tend to perceive the credibility of the news without considering the existence of supporting data or reliable news platforms.

The third article is about the role of mindfulness and self-compassion in a single way or combines with humor styles. The sample consisted of 261 students from 447 populations and used a quantitative approach. Results of the first phase using linear regression to see the role mindfulness toward humor styles stated that mindfulness did not play a role in affiliative humor, but there was a negative role between mindfulness on self-enhancing, aggressive, and self-defeating humor.

The fourth article investigates the moderating effect of ambidextrous organization culture in the relationship between leader autonomy support (LAS) and innovative behavior. Participants of this study were 117 employees in Jakarta with a tenure minimum of 1 year. Results showed that leader autonomy support significantly predicts innovative behavior, while ambidextrous organization culture significantly moderates the influence of leader autonomy support on innovative behavior.

The next article aims to develop and test a communication medium that can support the recovery process of post-discharge patients from the Mental Health Hospital or Rumah Sakit Jiwa (RSJ) in Aceh. This action research was carried out through focus group discussions (FGDs), interviews, and surveys to health practitioners (mental health nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, community leaders) and family or caregivers of Patients with Schizophrenia (PWS). The study found that messages about Schizophrenia that are developed through a community-based approach are likely to be better accepted than the expert-led information.

Furthermore, the sixth article evaluates the validity of CFIT by analyzing the guessing behavior using the Item Response Theory (IRT) method. The sample of this study was 1,955 participants and the results showed that based on IRT 3 PL modeling, the items in the CFIT 3A are still feasible to use. The result of the model fit test using the Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) method as an additional analysis shows that the validity construct of CFIT 3A is good.

We, the entire of Dewan Editor Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku (Editorial Board of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku) would like to express our gratitude to all authors and also reviewers that have helped to publish this journal.  Please enjoy the read!  

Editorial Board,

This edition consists of five articles. The first article discusses what motivates individuals to forward messages on WhatsApp as well as the characteristics of information that they would forward to other users. The results showed that besides to inform friends and relatives about an event or information, participants’ responses also indicate that message forwarding serves as a conversation starter in direct messages or on WhatsApp groups. Participants’ responses indicate that forwarding surprising messages with unverified sources reflects a lack of information literacy instead of a motivated or intentional act to disinform others.

In the next article, we present a single case study that aimed to explain the role of LoC in trauma resilience among 134 young women (20 – 40 years old) who were exposed to violence (domestic, physical, and sexual). The results showed that external LoC significantly contributes to trauma resilience, there is a significant difference between violence exposure, perpetrators, and disclosure to others about their experience of violence. In this study, there are no participants who reported a dominant internal LoC, so future studies are advised to focus on women who were exposed to violence with a more dominant internal LoC.

The third article is about the role of teacher social-emotional skills on emotional regulation in students at inclusive schools. The results showed that student perception about teacher social-emotional skills plays a positive role in emotion regulation in students at inclusive schools.

 The next article discusses the role of mindfulness as a mediator of the relationship between FoMO and PIU. The results revealed that mindfulness did not perfectly mediate FoMO and PIU. However, the path is inline between the variables, which there is a negative relationship between FoMO and mindfulness, mindfulness negatively related to PIU, and FoMO positively correlated to PIU.


Furthermore, the fifth article is about intervention was given to caregivers who care for their family members in chronic illness. Results showed that stress management based on HeartMath Technique is effective for reducing stress in caregivers.

We, the entire of Dewan Editor Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku (Editorial Board of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku) would like to express our gratitude to all authors and also reviewers that have helped to publish this journal.  Please enjoy the read!

Editorial Board,

This edition consists of five articles. The first article discusses the association between couples’ feeling loved and different components of wellbeing. Actor partner interdependence model and linear regression results showed that feeling loved was positively contributed to life satisfaction and positive affect; however, there was no significant interactive effect within partner. 

In the next article, we present a single case study that aimed to explain the use of CBT integrated with expressive writing in dealing with persistent complex bereavement disorder (PCBD). The results showed that through intervention CBT and expressive writing, R, who was initially confused why she always feels sad for no reason and felt lost her direction toward life, began to be able to identify and regulate her emotions, could return to engage to her daily activities, and foster interest in finding work again.

The third article is about psychological capital and organizational virtuousness as work engagement predictor. The results showed that psychological capital and organizational virtuousness have a role as a predictor of work engagement of millennial generation worker with contribution as much as 54,4%. 

 The next article discusses the contribution of psychoeducation to knowledge and caregiver’s burden. The results indicate that the psychoeducation  increase caregiver's knowledge and reduce the burden felt by schizophrenia's caregiver. The effects size obtained were o0.49 and 0.69 respectively.

Furthermore, the fifth article is about the factors that affect the readiness to stop smoking in early adult smokers. Results showed that perceived benefits significantly influenced readiness to quit smoking, while knowledge related to risks of smoking, social support, and perceived barriers had no effect on readiness to quit smoking

We, the entire of Dewan Editor Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku (Editorial Board of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku) would like to express our gratitude to all authors and also reviewers that have helped to publish this journal.  Please enjoy the read!

Editorial Board,

This edition consists of five articles. The first article discusses the effect of classical music on students' reading comprehension. The results showed that that classical music, especially with the slow tempo, did not have a significant effect on reading comprehension and did not interfere with the participants.

In the next article, we present the result of a study about meaningful work and organizational commitment of lecturers. The results showed that when lecturers consider their work to be meaningful and make a positive contribution, the lecturers have positive feelings and feel an obligation to remain at university.

The third article is about the impact of futsal based on positive psychological principles: positive emotion, engagement, relationships, meaning, and accomplishment (PERMA) in elementary school children. The results showed a very significant increase in all PERMA factors after participating in positive futsal intervention. However, teachers and coaches had different perspectives on observing children's well-being. The teachers observed the most prominent changes in children’s positive emotion and meaning, while the coach observed the most prominent changes in the children’s engagement, accomplishment, and meaning. 

 The next article discusses the contribution of mindfulness on behavioral self-control. The results showed that there was a positive influence of mindfulness on behavioral self-control. The behavioral aspect of self-control that is most affected by mindfulness is becoming aware.

Furthermore, the fifth article is about the effectiveness of writing techniques using own-name as an intervention to reduce the level of depression. The result showed participants in the self-distancing narrative writing group were relatively less used depressive sentences rather than participants in the expressive writing group.  

We, the entire of Dewan Editor Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku (Editorial Board of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku) would like to express our gratitude to all authors and also reviewers that have helped to publish this journal.  Please enjoy the read!

Editorial Board,

We always attempt to improve the quality of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku. We have improved publishing process and quality of writings in this Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku Volume 3 Number 1. We hope that these improvements are apparent by our readers.

Similar to the previous publication, this edition also consists of five articles. The first article discuss about the meaning of caregiving carried out by single mothers who have intellectual disability children, and the factors that can influence the caregiving. The results showed that single mothers who have intellectual disability children interpret caregiving as a turning point in life that helps single mothers to find the greatest capacity and intensity in themselves in living life obtained through a series of evaluative behaviors such as self reflection, understanding their value of life and realize their authority in maintaining family stability and child care after being abandoned by her husband.

In the next article, we present the result of a study about bullying behavior in junior high school students in Yogyakarta. The result of the study shows that there is bullying behavior has occurred in junior high school students in Yogyakarta. The third article of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku is about the effect of fulfilling autonomy, competence and relatedness needs on engagement, including behavioral and emotional engagement. The result shows that behavioral and emotional engagement were positively and significantly influenced by meeting the needs of competence and relatedness.

The next article discuss about the consumer decision-making styles of college students in Jakarta. The decision-making styles of Jakarta’s college students were strongly characterized by brand awareness and perfectionist. The last article we present discuss about the relationship between personality traits and self-esteem with hedonistic lifestyle on Starbucks consumer in Jakarta. The study shows that there was a significant negative relationship between self-esteem and hedonistic lifestyle, while conscientiousness personality traits had a significant positive relationship with the hedonistic lifestyle.

We, the entire of Dewan Editor Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku (Editorial Board of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku) would like to express our gratitude to all authors and also Mitra bebestari that have helped to publish this journal. We hope this journal will be able to give benefits on the development of psychology in Indonesia. Please enjoy the read!

Editorial Board,

As a new journal, we always attempt to improve the quality of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku. We have improved publishing process and quality of writings in this Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku Volume 2 Number 1. We hope that these improvements are apparent by our readers.

Similar to the previous publication, this edition also consists of five articles. The first article discuss about the result of a study regarding juvenile delinquency whose parents have divorced. The result of the study argues that juvenile delinquency occurs due to the need for attention from the juvenile’s surroundings. Delinquencies are also a way to compensate their inferiority to their surroundings.

In the next article, we present the result of a study regarding influence of control toward compulsive buying. The result of the study shows that there is negative relation between self-control with compulsive buying. The third article of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku is about definition and implementation of Ageng Suryomentaram’s Kawruh Jiwa Ki tenet on unity raos in everyday life. The result shows that sense of unity in the villagers of Bangun Rasa is defined as “Rasa Sama (Feeling of Similarity)”, guyub rukun, and mutual assistance. As the result of the implementation of unity roas, the villagers feel comfortable, sumeleh, and tranquil.

The next article discuss about the role of forgiving on juveniles’ psychological well-being that live in orphanage. The result of this study argues that there’s relation between the two variables. Therefore, when the juvenile forgive themselves, their situation, and others, they will be able to build relationship well and also able to comprehend what they have experienced so they are able to increase their psychological well-being.

 The last article we present discuss about self-esteem, conformity, and sexual behavior in juvenile that are in relationship. The study shows that self-esteem doesn’t have any relation with sexual behavior of the juvenile, while conformity shows significant positive relation. The juvenile want to show to their friends that they are similar with those who have engaged in sexual relationship.

We, the entire of Dewan Editor Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku (Editorial Board of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku) would like to express our gratitude to all authors and also Mitra bebestari that have helped to publish this journal. We hope this journal will be able to give benefits on the development of psychology in Indonesia. Please enjoy the read!

Editorial Board,

This Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku (JIP) Volume 1 Number 2 provided improvement of some parts of the previous edition which considered less favorable, i.e. the addition of “*” sign on the correspondence author section, and the addition of “Acknowledgment” page for Reviewer. We hope the next edition of JIP will provide a “perfect” form which will be the identity of JIP next publications.

There are five articles published in this edition of JIP. The first article discusses the role of the centrality of disaster information networks in the perception of natural disaster risk. This article, which uses social network analysis approach, has found four centrality forms, those are proximity (kedekatan), mediation (keperantaraan), eigenvector (eigenvektor), and centrality degree (derajat sentralitas), which together will be able to predict the respondent perception regarding Merapi vulcanic disaster risk. In the next article, we provide the result of experiment regarding assertiveness training effectiveness on the students of Sekolah Menengah Pertama (SMP, on par with Middle School). This article shows that the training is effective to raise assertiveness on the participants. The third article of this edition of JIP explains about the process of making the Skala Sikap Terhadap Pelajaran Sosial Humaniora (Attitudes towards the Social Studies of Humanities Scale). In this article, the author had succeeded on making the scale which consists of 12 items. The next two articles discuss about family psychology. One of the articles discusses about parenting efficacy of the parents with blindness in nurturing their children. The result shows that the parents with blindness are more confident in nurturing their children in the nurturance domain rather than discipline and recreation domains. The last article shows the study of ethno-phenomenology about luru duit tradition in Indramayu. This article especially elaborates on the factors that cause several women in the research location to live as prostitute.

We, the entire of Editorial Board of Jurnal Ilmu Perilaku would like to express our gratitude to the authors that had given their trust on us to publish their articles. We also would like to express our gratitude to Reviewer that had provided their assistance on reviewing the articles. We hope that this journal will be one of the stepping stones on the development of psychology in Indonesia. Please, enjoy the read!

Editor-in-Chief,

Sartana