2015
DOI: 10.24329/aspikom.v2i5.84
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Gaya Berkomunikasi Dan Adaptasi Budaya Mahasiswa Batak di Yogyakarta

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“…Openness is not only about openness within the organization but also openness to interactions and relationships with individuals outside the organization. In other words, openness in the organization can foster a climate of organizational communication and openness outside the organization and foster communication with local students (Simatupang, Lubis, & Wijaya, 2015) and those from other countries. This is shown in the following table: From the table of informant interviews above, it can be seen that the contents of communication messages in the organization use Fataluku language, which, when translated into Indonesian, contains messages to be open with anyone, maintain the good name of the organization, willing to learn new things, be loyal to friends, build relationships, be kind, be polite to everyone and should embrace each other.…”
Section: Results and Discussion Individual Communication Behavior In Organizationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Openness is not only about openness within the organization but also openness to interactions and relationships with individuals outside the organization. In other words, openness in the organization can foster a climate of organizational communication and openness outside the organization and foster communication with local students (Simatupang, Lubis, & Wijaya, 2015) and those from other countries. This is shown in the following table: From the table of informant interviews above, it can be seen that the contents of communication messages in the organization use Fataluku language, which, when translated into Indonesian, contains messages to be open with anyone, maintain the good name of the organization, willing to learn new things, be loyal to friends, build relationships, be kind, be polite to everyone and should embrace each other.…”
Section: Results and Discussion Individual Communication Behavior In Organizationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gaya komunikasi tidak membagi komunikasi konteks-tinggi maupun rendah. Walaupun masih dalam budaya yang sama, tetapi ada gaya komunikasi yang paling mendominasi Mulyana ( dalam Simatupang & Lubis, 2015). Seperti hasil penelitian terdahulu yang menyebutkan bahwa terdapat kecenderungan menggunakan gaya komunikasi konteks-rendah pada gaya bicara mahasiswa asal batak di Yogyakarta yang lugas, langsung dan eksplisit serta logat mereka yang kental meskipun berada di daerah lain (Simatupang & Lubis, 2015).…”
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“…Ada kesamaan dan perbedaan tema tantangan menyesuaikan diri di Yogyakarta berdasarkan daerah asal perantau. Perantau dari daerah Papua (Kumoro, 2017;Mahyuddin, 2018) dan Kalimantan Barat (Kumoro, 2017), Sumatra Barat (Kuncorowati et al, 2018), Sumatra Utara (Simatupang et al, 2015), Aceh (Liyana, 2017), dan luar negeri (Pradita, 2013) sama-sama menyebutkan tema bahasa dalam penuturan pengalamannya. Penelitian tentang perantau dari Aceh dan Sumatra Barat tidak mengandung informasi tentang tekanan yang dirasakan perantau tentang bahasa lokal Yogyakarta.…”
Section: Berbagai Tantangan Mahasiswa Perantauan DI Yogyakartaunclassified