Tulisan ini berfokus untuk melihat keefektifan Acceptance and Commitment Therapy pada siswa yang mengalami kekerasan dalam berpacaran (KDP). Data diperoleh melalui mencari data mengenai hal-hal atau variabel yang berupa catatan, buku, makalah atau artikel, jurnal, dan sebagainya. Berdasarkan pencarian hasil kajian kepustakaan kekerasan dalam berpacaran yang dialami siswa dalam perspective ACT dapat disimpulkan bahwa acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) secara efektif menurunkan gejala depresi seperti gangguan belajar, perasaan tidak berharga, lekas marah, penarikan sosial, pikiran yang gelisah, penarikan social, gangguan perilaku, tingkat kecemasan, gejala stress, dan perilaku kekerasan. ACT mampu memperbaiki kesejahteraan siswa dan mampu mendorong siswa untuk dapat berkomitmen dengan dirinya. Bagi para siswa yang mengalami kekerasan dalam berpacaran baik sebagai korban maupun pelaku dapat ditolong menggunakan Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) karena dapat menurunkan dampak-dampak yang timbul akibat kekerasan dalam berpacaran yaitu dampak psikis dan sosial yang muncul seperti stres, depresi, cemas berlebih, sulit konsentrasi, sulit tidur, memiliki harga diri yang rendah.
This paper focused on looking at the effectiveness of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) on students who experienced intimate partner or dating violence. The data were acquired by searching relevant information about occurrences or variables from books, journal articles, and other relevant sources. Based on the research results of the literature review on intimate partner violence experienced by students in ACT perspective, it could be concluded that this form of therapy could effectively reduce symptoms of depression such feelings of worthlessness, irritability, social withdrawal, restless thoughts, high anxiety level, high stress symptoms, and violent behavior. ACT was able to improve the welfare of students and encourage them to commit more on positive things. Students who experienced intimate partner violence, both as victim or perpetrators, could be treated by using ACT, because it could reduce the repercussions of intimate partner violence, which were various psychological and social consequences.
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