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Putri, Fildzah Rudyah
Universitas Negeri Jakarta
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“Prepare Your Physical Health”: Psikoedukasi Membangun Kesiapan Fisik dan Kesehatan Jelang Pernikahan Wahyuni, Lussy Dwiutami; Ariyani, Mira; Putri, Fildzah Rudyah; Izzati, Adzkia Zahra; Luthfiyah, Syifa Ananda
Jendela Akademika Vol. 2 No. 01 (2024): Jendela Akademika
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Jakarta

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21009/JendelaAkademika.201.05

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Pasirtanjung Village is one of the villages in Tanjungsari District, Bogor Regency. The high gap between job seekers and the availability of job opportunities which has an impact on the income they earn is one of the problems in this village. Meanwhile, income is one of the factors that has an impact on a person's readiness to live married life. In addition, people in this village still have the opinion that someone must get married immediately, without paying attention to the individual's readiness, especially in terms of physical and health. For this reason, the Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Negeri Jakarta offers a solution by holding psychoeducation with the theme "Building Physical and Health Readiness Before Marriage". In this activity, people were given counseling, infographics and discussions to identify themselves and build readiness before getting married. The results obtained are that the people of Pasirtanjung Village are more aware of how to prepare themselves before getting married. They are also aware of the impact that will happen on them as a partners and their children in the future if they do not prepare their physical health before carrying out the wedding.
Assessing Mobile BRISMA LMS in Flipped Classroom Models to Improve Student Performance: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach Mahdiyah, Mahdiyah; Haris, Haris; Wibawa, Basuki; Putri, Fildzah Rudyah
JTP - Jurnal Teknologi Pendidikan Vol. 27 No. 1 (2025): Jurnal Teknologi Pendidikan
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21009/jtp.v27i1.54575

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The integration of mobile technology in higher education has transformed traditional learning models into more flexible and student-centered approaches. However, challenges remain in effectively engaging students and improving learning outcomes. This study aims to examine the impact of Mobile BRISMA LMS on student academic performance within a Flipped Classroom model. A quantitative research design was employed using Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) to analyze the relationships among LMS usage, student engagement, teaching effectiveness, and academic achievement. The study involved 120 graduate students from Universitas Negeri Jakarta, selected through purposive sampling based on their enrollment in a flipped classroom course. The Mobile BRISMA LMS facilitated pre-class learning via video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and discussion forums, while in-class sessions emphasized collaboration and application of knowledge. The findings indicate that Mobile BRISMA LMS significantly enhances student engagement, which mediates the relationship between LMS usage and academic performance. Teaching effectiveness also plays a critical role in influencing student outcomes. In conclusion, Mobile BRISMA LMS effectively supports the Flipped Classroom model by fostering active learning, critical thinking, and improved academic achievement. These results offer practical insights for educators and institutions aiming to implement mobile LMS platforms to enhance learning experiences in higher education.
Exploring Mate Selection Preferences in Indonesia: A Preliminary Study for Instrument Development in Non-formal Education Contexts Ariyani, Mira; Wahyuni, Lussy Dwiutami; Putri, Fildzah Rudyah; Kurniati, Kurniati; Isah, Musab
Journal of Nonformal Education Vol. 11 No. 1 (2025): Community education and lifelong education
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Semarang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.15294/jone.v11i1.12147

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Background: Mate selection preferences is an evaluation process that aims to find a partner who is considered potential for someone. This study was inspired by Buss and Barnes' study regarding mate selection preferences, as well as Hinkin, Tracey, and Enz's study regarding the seven stages of scale development and analysis; to investigate Indonesians’ mate selection preferences. Research objectives: This study was considered as a replication research for Indonesia context to verify the prior results’ consistency and accuracy of research on mate selection preferences inspired by Buss and Barnes as well as to develop an instrument of mate selection preferences for Indonesians. Research methods: This study used three stages --out of seven stages-- of scale development and analysis by Hinkin, Tracey, and Enz as an early investigation. The first stage is item generation using a qualitative approach with a total of 47 participants aged over 17 years were divided into four focus groups as data collection method and thematic analysis as its analysis method. The second stage is content adequacy assessment using quantitative approach with eleven experts to assess generated items from the first stage. The eleven experts consisted of measurement experts, psychometricians, psychologists, developmental and family psychology lecturers or scientists. The third stage is questionnaire administration for determining the scale for items and an adequate sample size. The questionnaires using rank order scale were distributed online for 423 respondents.  Research findings: The finding of the first stage was 33 themes of mate selection preferences, including same religion, ethnicity consideration, family blessing, attractive physical appearance, mentally and physically healthy, as item generation. The result from the second stage was the validation from experts, resulted in 22 characteristics with a validation range of 0.345 – 0.831 and a good category of reliability of 0.898. The result from the third stage was the order of preference for choosing a partner, was obtained by placing the characteristic of same religion as the first order. Research conclusions: The results of the first three stages in this research can be used as a starting point to understand how Indonesians select partners who are influenced by characteristics of same religion, cultural or ethnicity considerations, and family blessing. The same religion was ranked first in the order of mate selection preferences. This study then should be continued to the next four stages of instrument development in order to create a final scale of Indonesians’ mate selection preferences. Research novelty: The unveiling of Indonesians mate selection preferences as an early investigation introduces the “richness” and the wisdom of Indonesian cultures in marriage as well as appreciation and understanding of how marriages in Indonesia are bound by religions, cultures or ethnicity, and family values. It also informs the complexity of how to find an ideal partner. However, this study is practically can be used to non-formally educate Indonesian people as well as foreigners to understand how Indonesians select partners.
Co-Authors ARIYANI, MIRA Basuki Wibawa Cucu Cahyana Dahlia, Mutiara Erik Ernawati Ernawati FAISAL MADANI Gusti Devi Artanti Hana Sonia Haris Haris, Haris Isah, Musab Izzati, Adzkia Zahra Kartika, Vera Kurniati Kurniati Lara Fridani Luthfiyah, Syifa Ananda Mahdiyah Mahdiyah Mahdiyah Mahdiyah Mahdiyah Mahdiyah, Mahdiyah Maulidia, Elisa Az-Zahra Mayangsari, Anggi Monnica Dwi S Muhammad Agung Aprialdi Mutiara Dahlia Mutiara Dahlia Rosalinda, Irma Wahyuni, Lussy Dwiutami Yufiarti Yuni Muliyana Zakiah, Ernita Zarina Akbar