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Era Baru Kesehatan Mental Indonesia: sebuah Kisah dari Desa Siaga Sehat Jiwa (DSSJ) Putri, Alifa Syamantha; Martiningtyas, Moya A.D.; Sagala, Afrina E.S. Br.; Erawan, Gartika Nurani; Yana, I Putu Ardika; Matulu, Sarita; Saragih, Sustriana; Sari, Niken Kitaka; Ferhat, Nadia Ihsana; Puspitasari, Patricia Meta; Yolanda, Yova Tri; Subandi, -
Jurnal Psikologi Vol 40, No 2 (2013)
Publisher : Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Gadjah Mada

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Due to the large number of people with mental illness in Indonesia, traditional treatment to individuals with mental disorder becomes less effective. Community-based mental health treatment becomes a more effective and efficient choice in handling the disorder. Desa Siaga Sehat Jiwa (DSSJ, Mental Health Awareness Village) has comes as a form of community-based mental health treatment. One of villages in Yogyakarta where the program has been being implemented is in Selomartani village, Kalasan Sub-district, Sleman Regency. This study aimed to look at the process of formation, implementation and obstacles of the program in this village, and to provide advice or suggestions for its improvement. This study used a qualitative approach with narrative method. Data were retrieved through interviews and focus group discussions. Participants involved in the study were 19 cadres of the program. Results obtained from the study indicated that cadres have ability in understanding clearly the system and their roles in the program and they know the consequences of being a cadre of DSSJ. The new finding obtained during the research process was the emergence of "compassion fatigue” or “secondary traumatic stress", a traumatic disorder suffered by the cadre while handling patients. Keywords: community-based mental health, compassion fatigue, Mental Health Awareness Village
Era Baru Kesehatan Mental Indonesia: sebuah Kisah dari Desa Siaga Sehat Jiwa (DSSJ) Alifa Syamantha Putri; Moya A.D. Martiningtyas; Afrina E.S. Br. Sagala; Gartika Nurani Erawan; I Putu Ardika Yana; Sarita Matulu; Sustriana Saragih; Niken Kitaka Sari; Nadia Ihsana Ferhat; Patricia Meta Puspitasari; Yova Tri Yolanda; - Subandi
Jurnal Psikologi Vol 40, No 2 (2013)
Publisher : Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Gadjah Mada

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (208.73 KB) | DOI: 10.22146/jpsi.6975

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Due to the large number of people with mental illness in Indonesia, traditional treatment to individuals with mental disorder becomes less effective. Community-based mental health treatment becomes a more effective and efficient choice in handling the disorder. Desa Siaga Sehat Jiwa (DSSJ, Mental Health Awareness Village) has comes as a form of community-based mental health treatment. One of villages in Yogyakarta where the program has been being implemented is in Selomartani village, Kalasan Sub-district, Sleman Regency. This study aimed to look at the process of formation, implementation and obstacles of the program in this village, and to provide advice or suggestions for its improvement. This study used a qualitative approach with narrative method. Data were retrieved through interviews and focus group discussions. Participants involved in the study were 19 cadres of the program. Results obtained from the study indicated that cadres have ability in understanding clearly the system and their roles in the program and they know the consequences of being a cadre of DSSJ. The new finding obtained during the research process was the emergence of "compassion fatigue” or “secondary traumatic stress", a traumatic disorder suffered by the cadre while handling patients. Keywords: community-based mental health, compassion fatigue, Mental Health Awareness Village
Enhancing Urban Transit Oriented Development: Investigating Passenger Loyalty, Attitudes, and Perceived Usefulness on Jabodetabek KAI Commuter Megawati, Hermeilia; Aegista, Roza Alifia; Widyastuti, Liza Yudhita; Putri, Alifa Syamantha
Psychological Research on Urban Society Vol. 8, No. 2
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This study explores the psychological factors that influence applying a technology acceptance model to KAI Commuter Jabodetabek. The model focuses on the primary variables of perceived usefulness and attitude toward the service, with passenger loyalty serving as the key indicator of successful public transportation acceptance. Data was collected via surveys from 352 purposively selected commuter workers in the Greater Jakarta area using a cross-sectional, quantitative design. The measurement tools used are adaptations of the Passenger Loyalty Measure to Public Transportation Modes, the Attitude Measure to Public Transportation, and the Perceived Usefulness Measure. The results indicate that attitude toward KAI Commuter Jabodetabek partially mediates the relationship between perceived usefulness and passenger loyalty (B = 1.2, t = 7.35, p < .001). This indicates that passengers’ decision to use or reject KAI Commuter Jabodetabek services depends on the ratio of benefits. By integrating principles from the technology acceptance model with psychological theories of attitude and behavior, this study addresses a critical gap in understanding how psychological and perceptual factors drive transit behavior. The insights gained provide valuable guidance for the design and management of PTSs , enhancing user adoption and long-term loyalty.
Co-Authors - Subandi Aegista, Roza Alifia Afrina E.S. Br. Sagala Gartika Nurani Erawan Hermeilia Megawati I Putu Ardika Yana Moya A.D. Martiningtyas Nadia Ihsana Ferhat Niken Kitaka Sari Patricia Meta Puspitasari Sarita Matulu Subandi Subandi Sustriana Saragih Widyastuti, Liza Yudhita Yova Tri Yolanda