IJIP : Indonesian Journal of Islamic Psychology

Burnout due to Workload: Qualitative Study of Finance Unit Employees at XYZ Hospital Semarang

Rheyna Salsabilla — 2024-06-01

Hospitals, as critical and high-intensity work environments, often place significant pressure on employees. High workloads, such as long working hours, huge responsibilities, and tight time demands, can be the main factors that cause burnout. The purpose of this study is to determine the level of burnout in the financial unit at XYZ Hospital, determine the determinant factors, and find effective strategies to cope with and prevent the negative impact of burnout. This study uses a qualitative approach as a research model. The research subjects/informants in the research were groups that focused on employees in the financial unit. There were four subjects with female staff. The technique used in data collection is interviews. Data analysis uses several stages, including data reduction and conclusion. The study results show that most employees experience high levels of burnout. A high level of emotional exhaustion indicates that employees feel drained of energy and cannot deal effectively with work pressure. High depersonalization indicates a cold attitude towards colleagues and clients. In addition, low self-esteem suggests a lack of satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment at work.

Human Resource Management in Broadcasting Organizations

Muchammad Ainur Rofiqi — 2024-06-01

Human Resource (HR) management is one of the most important factors in determining organizational success. One of them is a broadcasting organization. This research aims to identify the HR management process in broadcasting organizations and find implementation strategies. This type of research uses qualitative research methods with a phenomenological approach. This research uses purposive sampling data collection techniques with five participants at the SATU TV broadcasting organization with the following characteristics: first, the participant must be an organizer and currently serving in one of the broadcasting organizations, the second must have experience in being a producer or in leading the program, on the organization. The data collection instrument used was interviewed. The research results reveal the process of HR management in broadcasting organizations as follows: 1) division of tasks and authority, 2) becoming a forum for talents and interests, 3) established communication, 4) HR development, and 5) evaluation. The strategies carried out in the management process are as follows: 1) there are challenges to finding solutions for, 2) approach the crew, 3) overcome boredom with holidays, and 4) empower seniors in the production process if they experience difficulties. The results of this research can help organizational producers in the broadcasting sector manage HR.

The Role of Smartphone Addiction on Bed Procrastination and Mindful Eating Behavior in Adolescents from an Islamic Psychology Perspective

Karimulloh — 2024-06-01

The large number of Muslims who excessively use smartphones, even at night when sleeping and while eating, needs to be reviewed from an Islamic psychology perspective. This research aims to look at the role of smartphone addiction on bed procrastination and mindful eating behavior from an Islamic psychology perspective. This research method is library research using the Al-Qur'an, Al-Hadith, relevant books, and journal articles to analyze inductive data and draw comprehensive conclusions. The research results show that Islam teaches its followers not to overdo any behavior, including using smartphones. Smartphone addiction behavior, which results in delayed sleep and also eating without being mindful, includes behavior of being ungrateful for the blessings of Allah SWT. Islam encourages teenagers to imitate the behavior of the Prophet Muhammad, including sleeping and eating, namely by sleeping after performing the Isha prayer and practicing mindful eating while eating.

The Relationship of Self-Compassion with Forgiveness in Teenage Victims of Divorce in Indramayu

Maulidia Fatimah Latifannisa — 2024-06-01

Forgiveness is turning negative things into positive ones for someone who has caused pain to themselves. Forgiveness can be applied to improve the quality of life and maintain psychological well-being by avoiding harboring excessive anger and disappointment. Based on previous research, it is stated that forgiveness can make individuals feel well-being in their lives, away from feelings of revenge and disappointment. In contrast, one of the factors that can influence forgiveness is self-compassion. This research was conducted to scientifically examine the relationship between self-compassion and forgiveness in teenage victims of divorce in Indramayu. The sample used was 350 teenagers with divorced parents and was taken using a purposive sampling technique. The instruments for collecting data in this research used self-compassion and forgiveness scales. Data analysis uses Pearson product moment correlation analysis. The results of data analysis show a correlation coefficient of 0.511 with a value of p = 0.000 (p<0.05), which shows a significant relationship between self-compassion and forgiveness in teenage divorce victims in Indramayu and has a positive relationship direction.

The Influence of Parental Prosocial Behavior on Children's Participation in Volunteer Activities

Wahyudhia Zalpa MZ — 2024-06-01

Modern society is assumed to be pragmatic, selfish, and individualistic. However, this assumption seems to be refuted by the results of several surveys conducted in Indonesia, which show a trend of increasing prosocial behavior and volunteerism in society. It is interesting to study prosocial behavior in society, especially among students, because students are bound by the tri dharma of higher education, which includes the principles of community service. This research does not deny the role of socialization in individual behavior. Therefore, this study aims to examine the influence of parents' prosocial behavior as the primary socialization agent on the participation of child (student) volunteers. This research uses a correlation study method with the moderating variables socialization and children's prosocial behavior, which are then tested as the dependent variable with socialization as the moderating variable. The population in this study were all university students in East Java. The sample in this study was taken using a purposive sampling technique. The study sample consisted of 100 people, with details of 50 from Surabaya and 50 from Sidoarjo. This research uses several SPSS tests such as Pearson correlation, MRA regression test, t-test, and others. This study's results indicate a small influence between parents' prosocial behavior and child volunteer participation. The moderating variables of children's socialization and prosocial behavior have strengthened the influence between variables.

The Influence of Natural Environment on the Effectiveness of Guidance and Counseling at Planet Nufo Nature School Rembang

Afifah 'Ainun Ni'mah — 2024-06-01

This study examines the impact of the natural environment on the effectiveness of guidance and counseling at Nufo Planet School, Rembang. The natural environment surrounding educational institutions is increasingly recognized for its potential influence on student well-being and academic achievement. Employing a qualitative approach, the research utilizes interviews and observations to explore how the natural surroundings at Nufo Planet School contribute to guidance and counseling. The findings indicate that the natural environment plays a significant role in enhancing the effectiveness of counseling sessions, creating a supportive atmosphere for emotional expression and psychological support among students. The implications of these findings underscore the importance of integrating natural elements into educational settings to enhance the effectiveness of counseling interventions.

Positive Discipline Impact on Students’ Self-Esteem in EFL Class in Tertiary Level

Nur Muthmainnah — 2024-06-01

This research investigates the impact of positive discipline on students’ self-esteem and how it is implemented. A pre-experimental study followed by observation was applied in this research. This research was carried out at an English department of an Islamic University in Salatiga, Indonesia. An English class consisting of 33 students was chosen through cluster random sampling, and an English teacher was the sampler of this research. The pre-post-test was given to 33 students and adapted from Sorensen’s Self-Esteem Questionnaire. The observation was also employed to gather further information on how the teacher implemented positive discipline in the class. Positive Discipline practices in the class are reflected in how the teacher motivates students, praises students’ work, helps students’ problems, and involves students in arranging learning. Further, the mean score of students’ self-esteem questionnaire is decreasing, which means their self-esteem is increasing. Although they are classified in similar levels from 18.42 (severely low self-esteem) to 17.12 (severely low self-esteem), they have improved their self-esteem score. On the other hand, the result of the paired sample T-test represents the less significant positive discipline effect on self-esteem. The paired sample T-test value is 0.092, which is higher than 0.05. Thus, implementing positive discipline over extended periods in EFL learning might significantly affect students’ self-esteem.

The Urgency of Sufism and Self-Control in Millennial Juvenile Delinquency

Millatina Hanifah — 2024-06-01

Adolescence is when children and teenagers start to develop what they like; during this period, they also find it difficult to control their emotions. In the current millennial era, there are many character, manners, and moral shifts in every growth journey during adolescence. Thus, it is proven that there are still many confusing problems among teenagers today, such as brawls between one group and another, consuming drinks that Islam does not permit, and so on. This problem occurs because of the decline in morals and even the decline in moral and ethical values that make teenagers lose their identity. The method used in this research is qualitative, with a descriptive approach supported by literature references from books, journals, and other sources. This research aims to determine the urgency of Sufism and self-control in millennial juvenile delinquency. The results found were that practicing Sufism correctly and appropriately can increase self-control of adolescent behavior and actions that are deviant and detrimental to themselves and others.