Pengaruh Komunikasi Interpersonal Dan Kecerdasan Emosional Terhadap Perilaku Belajar Siswa Mata Pelajaran Pendidikan Agama Buddha

Lamirin, Lamirin; Sangaji, Joko; Lisniasari, Lisniasari

doi:10.56325/jpbisk.v2i2.23

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“…The mean empirical assessment for the emotional intelligence variable is 74.10, which is in the medium category and tends to be high, indicating that the respondents are quite capable of identifying and managing emotions to guide themselves in thinking and acting appropriately towards themselves and others. According to Lamirin (2021), emotional intelligence refers to efforts to recognize individual emotions and deal with frustration wisely, control impulses, not overindulge in pleasure, maintain emotional balance and avoid stress which can inhibit the ability to think, sympathize and pray.…”

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Contribution of Emotional Intelligence to Resilience in Adolescents with Broken Home Families

Anam,

Ira Norma Prabawati,

Siahay

2024

MUDIMA

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In recent years, many children have experienced a situation where their family is not intact, often called a broken home. Divorce of parents and problems in the family certainly not only have an impact on parents but also have an impact and become a problem for children. The development of emotional abilities and resilience in children is important to deal with difficulties and problems and turn them into positive ones. This study aims to test empirically the contribution of emotional intelligence to resilience in adolescents often called with broken home families. The research sample consisted of 65 adolescents who were selected based on a non-probability method of purposive sampling with the characteristics of adolescents aged 17-21 years who had separated/divorced parents. To measure emotional intelligence variables using the Trait Meta-Mood Scale compiled by Solovey et al (2002) and to measure resilience variables using the Connor Davidson Resilience Scale compiled by Connor & Davidson (2003). The reliability value of the emotional intelligence variable is 0.905 and the reliability value of the resilience variable is 0.926. The results of the empirical mean category of emotional intelligence variables are in the medium category which tends to be high and resilience is in the medium category which tends to be low. Thus, the research hypothesis is accepted. This means there is a significant contribution between emotional intelligence on resilience and the role of emotional intelligence variables on resilience

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Contribution of Emotional Intelligence to Resilience in Adolescents with Broken Home Families

Anam,

Ira Norma Prabawati,

Siahay

2024

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“…In order to interact with each other, one of the things that humans form is to live in groups. (Lamirin, Sangaji, and Lisniasari, 2020) The smallest group in life is the family.…”

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Emotional Harmony: Strategies for Building a Prosperous and Happy Buddhist Family (HITA SUKHAYA)

Suryani,

Nyanasuryanadi,

Surya

2024

International Journal of Religion Education and Law

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Humans as social creatures need interaction and depend on each other. So that this interaction can be in line with each individual, a group is formed. Family is the smallest group in life. A family is formed from a household life, but married life is a choice in Buddhism, so when the choice falls on married life it is necessary to pay attention to strategies to create a happy and prosperous family. Building a household is the same as building a house, a strong foundation is needed so that the house can stand firmly, likewise, with the right foundation for a household, a harmonious, prosperous and happy family will be created. When marriage is no longer just about two people but two families, uniting two individuals who may have different characters and emotions is not easy, let alone two families. For this reason, it is necessary to understand the right strategy to create harmony in household life based on Buddhist teachings. The method for this writing is qualitative with a descriptive approach through various literature studies. In this article, we will explain everything from self-preparation in choosing the right partner to make it easier to take further steps, understanding the nature of marriage to be more confident in carrying out domestic life, and also the economy which is a generator of prosperity which is quite a topic of disharmony in the household. at this time. There is great hope that after understanding all of these concepts, Buddhists who choose to live as married people can create a prosperous, happy and harmonious Buddhist family based on Buddhist teachings (Hita Sukhaya)

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Pengaruh Komunikasi Interpersonal Dan Kecerdasan Emosional Terhadap Perilaku Belajar Siswa Mata Pelajaran Pendidikan Agama Buddha

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Contribution of Emotional Intelligence to Resilience in Adolescents with Broken Home Families

Contribution of Emotional Intelligence to Resilience in Adolescents with Broken Home Families

Emotional Harmony: Strategies for Building a Prosperous and Happy Buddhist Family (HITA SUKHAYA)

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