This study aims to reduce body dissatisfaction in women in the period of emerging adulthood with gratitude intervention. Subjects of this study consisted of two people experiencing body dissatisfaction. This study used a quasi-experimental methods. Data making assessment conducted by interview, observation, body shape questionnaire, and gratitude questionnaire. Statistically the result showed that there is no gratitude intervention can not reduce body dissatisfaction (p= 0,180 > 0,05), but descriptive analysis showed that gratitude intervention gave positive result by reducing body dissatisfaction. The characteristic of body dissatisfaction are not confidence, never satisfied with their body, comparing their self to others who has more ideal body, sensitive, have a need for support and happy to get a compliment.Keywords : body dissatisfaction, gratitude intervention

Abstract                  Procrastination is a deliberate deliberate postponement and does other unnecessary work. Prokrastinya many experienced by students and influential on learning outcomes so it is important to be studied. This study aims to determine the level of student academic procrastination in terms of learning methods used by lecturers. Learning method in this research is Teacher Centered Learning (TCL) and Student CenteredLlearning (SCL). Subjects in this study as many as 150 students taken by purposive sampling, 75 subjects were students who got TCL method and 75 subjects were students who got SCL method. Data collection is done by using procrastination scale. Procrastination Scale consists of 16 items that have the validity of ≥ 0.03 with reliability of 0.805. The result of the research shows that there is no difference of academic procrastination between students who get TCL learning method with students who get SCL learning method.Key Words: Procrastination, Teacher Centered Learning, Student Centered Learning

The world is currently alert to the spread of a virus known as the coronavirus. Corona Virus or Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) is a collection of viruses that can infect the human respiratory system until death. The spread of the virus is very fast and easy just by coming in contact with sufferers until it has contaminated almost all countries. For places prone to being exposed to viruses, especially in isolation rooms for Covid sufferers, the medical staff is terrified so that they are always on their toes; moreover, dozens of medical workers have died in handling patients. For this reason, innovation is needed to reduce contact between medical personnel and Covid-19 patients by replacing the duty of humans with robots so that the risk of infected medical workers decreases and avoids the level of work fatigue on the medical worker. The team from Andalas University created and designed a robot that could solve these problems. The robot was designed to perform activities carried out by nurses in serving patient’s needs. This robot has the necessary features: food delivery, the patient room’s smart position, protecting certain areas with disinfectants, reading the patient’s body temperature, and a reminder of the patient’s medication schedule anti-collision and providing other smart features which needed by the hospital. This robot is called Andalas Medical Robot Assistant or abbreviated as AMIRA.

Body Dissatisfaction occurs a lot in women during emerging adulthood, this happens because at this phase women are required to be successful in their careers and in relationships with the opposite sex. The high demands from the social and family environment as well as exposure to mass media make women in this phase compare themselves with others. This study aims to determine the relationship between social comparison and body dissatisfaction in early adult women. A total of 350 women in early adulthood who were taken using the convenience sampling technique participated in this study. Research data was taken using The Iowa-Netherlands Comparison Orientation Measure (INCOM) which has been adapted by the researcher through standardized adaptation procedures and the Body Dissatisfaction scale which was compiled by the researcher himself based on Rosen & Reiter (1995). Spearman's Rho correlation technique is used to analyze research data. The results show that there is a very significant relationship between social comparison and body dissatisfaction. The results of this study can be used as a reference for the importance of increasing Social Comparison in emerging adulthood women to reduce body dissatisfaction.