Eksplorasi Alasan Seseorang Berpacaran Pada Emerging Adulthood

Santika, Risma; Permana, Muhammad Zein

doi:10.24176/perseptual.v6i2.6042

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“…The results of this research align with research conducted by (Efansa &Purnamasari, 2020) and(Aragoni et al, 2023) stating that the role of religiosity is needed as a determinant of the commitment of someone in a relationship. Then the following results regarding peers as a supporting variable for early adult commitment to dating align with research (Santika & Permana, 2021) that peer support is an important part of a person's commitment to dating, even though the determinant depends on the individual who is dating. However, psychological support is very influential.…”

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confidence: 71%

“…This social support can increase a couple's confidence and comfort in building a strong commitment to each other. Peer support plays an important role in strengthening commitment in relationships (Santika & Permana, 2021). The presence of peer support not only creates a supportive environment for couples, but also helps them to overcome challenges and conflicts that may arise in their relationship.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Commitment in Dating Relationships: The Influence of Religiosity and Peer Support

Paska,

Laka

2024

bull. couns. psy.

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Premarital sex among students showed an increasing trend. Advances in communication technology were considered non-social factors thought to have contributed to this phenomenon. However, premarital sexual behaviour was indeed not only influenced by external factors. The research aimed to analyze the influence of religiosity and peer support on commitment in dating relationships. The research took samples from a population and used a questionnaire as the primary data collection tool. The target population for this research was students aged > 18 to 40 years who were categorized in the early adulthood range. The sampling technique was non-probability sampling because the respondents had characteristics that could not be randomly selected. Before the questionnaire was used, an instrument testing process was carried out, so the statement items contained in it contained a high discrimination index (item discrimination). Hypothesis testing used variance-based Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), namely Partial Least Squares (PLS-SEM), considering that there were variables with reflective and formative indicators in one research model. The results of data analysis showed that the two predictor variables (religiosity and peer support) simultaneously had a significant effect on commitment to a dating relationship, as evidenced by the value of Pr > F = 0.000 < α (α = 0.05). Likewise, partially, the t-statistics value of the religiosity variable was 4.807 > 1.96, and the t-statistics value of the peer support variable was 5.104 > 1.96. Thus, simultaneously and partially, these two predictor variables significantly affected student relationship commitment in early adulthood.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 71%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Commitment in Dating Relationships: The Influence of Religiosity and Peer Support

Paska,

Laka

2024

bull. couns. psy.

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“…Romantic relationships should ideally be happy, involve sharing, affection, complementing each other's shortcomings, and being able to commit before progressing to more serious commitments (Acker & Davis, 1992;Lewoleba & Wahyuningsih, 2022). According to previous study there are seven reasons why people engage in dating: due to environmental influence, the need to share with someone, seeking acceptance, getting to know and understand someone they love, building relationships, finding inspiration and mood boosters, and needing someone who is always there and reliable (Santika & Permana, 2021). Therefore, the reasons for dating do not predict negative outcomes; everyone hopes for positive experiences.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legal Education on Child Protection: Efforts to Reduce the Rate of Dating Violence among Adolescents

Ali,

Farina,

Umar

2024

IJCSL

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The escalation of violence among vulnerable child groups highlights the pivotal role of knowledge in addressing adversities. This study aims to utilize a Community Service Activity as external educational support to enhance teenagers' comprehension of dating violence and its legal aspects. Legal seminars engaged 88 adolescents from public and private schools in Palangka Raya city. Employing a pretest-posttest design, the intervention proved effective. Results showed a notable 63.63% improvement in adolescents' awareness of legal implications and understanding of potential criminal sanctions. However, marginal progress of 4.5% was observed in refining the definition aspect, indicating a basic understanding of unacceptable behaviors in dating relationships. The success of this initiative is evident in significantly enhancing adolescents' understanding of dating violence and its legal implications. These findings stress the need for tailored educational interventions to strengthen adolescents' legal awareness regarding dating violence. Implications suggest nuanced strategies to fortify understanding of legal protections within relationships, fostering safer environments for vulnerable groups.

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“…These teenagers consider dating as a medium to vent and provide encouragement because for them their boyfriend is a close friend, someone they like, and someone who loves them (Ekasari, 2019: 1). However, in the age range of 18-25 years, namely the age group of adults, dating is explained as an effort to search for personal and social identity so that it can be accepted and become socially normal (Santika, 2021). However, dating which is expected to have a positive impact, namely a happy condition, often turns into disaster.…”

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confidence: 99%

Dating Violence from the Perspective of Symbolic Violence

Budiwati,

Dewi,

Anggraini

2023

JLS

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Dating is a common phenomenon, even at a young age. Dating as a medium for channelling hormonal maturity from the development of biological and psychological elements in women and men, on the other hand, gives rise to Dating Violence (DV) behaviour. DV is not a personal case. There is a social aspect, which is often subtle, but is the source of the value of the behaviour. For this reason, in studying DV it is necessary to look at the relationship between the DV phenomenon and the social phenomena that surround it. By using the Symbolic Violence perspective, a picture of DV in the social sphere is presented. The research approach is descriptive qualitative. A general overview of DV is obtained through distributing questionnaires whose results are processed through distribution tables. Next, a Focus Group Discussion and in-depth interviews were conducted with several informants who filled out questionnaires to obtain an overview of the background of DV behaviour related to social factors. The research results show that habitus, which is the structure of the social world, shapes personal perspectives, making DV considered an acceptable action for both DV perpetrators and victims. DV also obtains support from the capital owned by one of the partners and the arena in which the relationship occurs. Habitus, capital, and the social arena make DV increasingly justified.

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Eksplorasi Alasan Seseorang Berpacaran Pada Emerging Adulthood

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Commitment in Dating Relationships: The Influence of Religiosity and Peer Support

Commitment in Dating Relationships: The Influence of Religiosity and Peer Support

Legal Education on Child Protection: Efforts to Reduce the Rate of Dating Violence among Adolescents

Dating Violence from the Perspective of Symbolic Violence

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