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ISSN : 24776459     EISSN : 25492004     DOI : http://dx.doi.org/10.21776/ub.mps
Core Subject : Humanities, Education, Social,
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MEDIAPSI accepts original research papers covering all areas of psychology including: general and experimental, industrial and organizational, social, developmental, educational, and clinical. Unfortunately, we currently do not accept review articles to be published in MEDIAPSI.
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Back matters vol. 7 no. 2 Mediapsi, Mediapsi
Mediapsi Vol 7 No 2 (2021): DECEMBER
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Back matters vol. 7 no. 2
Pengantar editor-in-chief Mediapsi volume 8(1) Juni 2022 Nurmala, Sukma
Mediapsi Vol 8 No 1 (2022): JUNI
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Mediapsi volume 8, number 1, June 2022 has published five empirical articles. All of the topics covered in each article are quite varied. The topic of the first article is a qualitative study using the Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) method which found that the meaning of job satisfaction for online motorcycle drivers consists of freedom, sufficiency, and harmony. Meanwhile, qualitative research with a phenomenological approach in the second article shows that depression is responding to negative emotions using expressive emphasis with the uniqueness that negative emotions are perceived as a problem. The third article is an idea to combine it by collecting data to identify the causative factors and the efforts taken to deal with the stress of doctors during the Covid-19 pandemic. The forth topic relates to social support and expectations of student resilience during the Covid-19 pandemic with the findings that there is a significant effect of these two variables. The fifth and final article is a qualitative study, which reports that there are individuals who are satisfied and some are dissatisfied with their breast size. This sixth article is related to breast size satisfaction vs. breast size dissatisfaction.   Lima artikel empiris telah dipublikasikan dalam Mediapsi edisi Juni 2022, volume 8 nomor 1. Topik yang dibahas dalam masing-masing artikel cukup bervariasi. Topik artikel pertama merupakan studi kualitatif dengan metode Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) yang menemukan bahwa makna kepuasan kerja pengemudi ojek online terdiri atas kebebasan, ketercukupan, dan keharmonisan. Sementara itu, penelitian kualitatif dengan pendekatan fenomenologis dalam artikel kedua menunjukkan bahwa moderate depression menanggapi emosi negatif dengan cara expressive suppression dengan keunikan bahwa emosi negatif dipersepsikan sebagai suatu masalah. Artikel ketiga merupakan tinjauan sistematis dengan cara mengumpulkan data sekunder untuk mengidentifikasi faktor-faktor penyebab dan upaya yang ditempuh guna mengelola stress para dokter di masa pandemi Covid-19. Topik dalam artikel keempat berkaitan dengan dukungan sosial dan harapan terhadap resiliensi mahasiswa di masa pandemi Covid-19 dengan temuannya yaitu ada pengaruh signifikan dari kedua variabel tersebut. Artikel kelima sekaligus terakhir yang merupakan studi kualitatif, yang melaporkan bahwa ada individu ada yang merasa puas dan ada yang merasa tidak puas dengan ukuran payudaranya. Artikel keenam ini terkait dengan breast size satisfaction vs.  breast size dissatisfaction.
Terlalu lucu untuk diingat? Analisis efek humor dalam iklan Hamdan, Stephani; Srisayekti , Wilis; Lawoto, Amanta Fedora; Arasy, Fadel Putra; Pijoh, Michaela Christy; Yanson , Michelle Atalya
Mediapsi Vol 11 No 1 (2025): JUNI IN PRESS
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The effectiveness of advertisements depends on their creativity to attract and be remembered by consumers, including the use of humor. Humor can arouse positive emotions that help someone remember more. This study examines the influence of humor in advertising on recall ability. with 75 students taken using simple random sampling technique and compared in two groups: control group (38 participants) and experimental group (37 participants). A post-test involving short-answer questions measures participants' recall abilities. Mann-Whitney analysis indicates no significant difference between the two groups. These results suggest that the inclusion of humor in advertising does not significantly affect recall abilities. This showed that humor in advertisements is not a factor that influences someone to remember more information from an advertisement
Prediktor Internal dan Eksternal Suicidal Ideation Remaja Fitria, Ika; Yusainy, Cleoputri; Rahma, Ulifa; Rachmayani, Dita
Mediapsi Vol 11 No 1 (2025): JUNI IN PRESS
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The desire to survive is a basic human instinct, but the transitions and role changes in adolescence could paradoxically trigger suicidal ideation. In this correlational study (N = 202, 86.14% female; age range 12-20 years, Mage = 19, SDage = 2.77), we examined the extent to which adolescents' suicidal ideation (Scale for Suicide Ideation: SSI) could be predicted by levels of their perceived social support (Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support: MSPSS), self-efficacy (General Self-Efficacy Scale), and depression (Beck Depression Inventory: BDI-II). We found that these three variables simultaneously predicted suicidal ideation by 52%. Self-efficacy perceived social support, and depression also partially predicted suicidal ideation (11.2%, 29.2%, and 47.12%). Mental health promotion, prevention programs, and coping strategies focusing on suicidal ideation would benefit from an early identification of how these three variables may interact with each other in adolescents.
Religiosity and Happiness Among the Abdi Dalem of Yogyakarta Palace: A Quantitative Study Ar' Ridho, Muhammad; Akhrani, Lusy Asa
Mediapsi Vol 11 No 2 (2025): DECEMBER
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Happiness is often associated with wealth, but abdi dalem with their low incomes maintain high levels of happiness. Cultural influences give abdi dalem a unique perspective on happiness. This study examines the role of religiosity in the happiness of the Abdi Dalem of Yogyakarta Palace using quantitative methods. Data were collected through a questionnaire measuring religiosity and happiness, distributed directly to respondents. The sample consisted of 147 Abdi Dalem of Yogyakarta Palace with predefined criteria. The mean age of the respondents was 64.79 with a standard deviation of 12.12. The Oxford Happiness Questionnaire-Short Form (OHQ-SF) was used to measure the happiness variable, and the Centrality of Religiosity Scale (CRS-10) to measure the religiosity variable. Through simple linear regression analysis, it was found that religiosity has a positive effect on happiness, with a contribution rate of 4%. These findings suggest that religiosity, as an internalized and culturally embedded construct, plays a foundational yet limited statistical role in the happiness of the Abdi Dalem. The results offer valuable insights into culturally rooted well-being and highlight the importance of religious commitment in traditional communities

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