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Journal Basic Science and Technology
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ISSN : 20898185     EISSN : 28081498     DOI : https://doi.org/10.35335/jbst
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This journal is devoted to identifying, mapping, understanding, and interpreting new trends and patterns in the development of science & technology especially in developing countries in this world. The journal endeavors to highlight science & technology development from different perspectives. The aim is to promote broader dissemination of the results of scholarly endeavors into a broader subject of knowledge and practices and to establish an effective means of communication among academic and research institutions, policymakers, government agencies, and persons concerned with the complex issue of science & technology development
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Social Adjustment In School In Adolescents Who Have School Bulying Alifia Ridha Pratiwi
Journal Basic Science and Technology Vol 9 No 1 (2020): February: Basic Science and Technology
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The experience of school bullying or bullying at school is one of the factors that can affect social adjustment, especially social adjustment at school. Adolescents who are victims of bullying will experience psychological distress (psychological distress) which directly becomes an obstacle in making social adjustments. This study aims to see the description of social adjustment at school in adolescents who experience school bullying. This study was conducted on three teenagers who experienced bullying at school using a qualitative approach. The theory used in this study is the theory of social adjustment in schools by Schneiders (1964). Social adjustment is considered as important for adolescents to be able to fulfill their developmental tasks. The results showed that the three research subjects had poor social adjustment in school. Subject F has poor social adjustment in school in terms of completing school assignments, following lessons in class, and interacting with friends in class. Subject T has a poor social adjustment in school in terms of interacting with his friends in class. Meanwhile, subject M has poor social adjustment in school in terms of following lessons in class, completing school assignments, interacting with friends, and attending school. School environment factors and parenting patterns are considered very influential on the good or bad social adjustment in school in the three subjects. Subject F has poor social adjustment in school in terms of completing school assignments, following lessons in class, and interacting with friends in class. Subject T has a poor social adjustment in school in terms of interacting with his friends in class. Meanwhile, subject M has poor social adjustment in school in terms of following lessons in class, completing school assignments, interacting with friends, and attending school. School environment factors and parenting patterns are considered very influential on the good or bad social adjustment in school in the three subjects. Subject F has poor social adjustment in school in terms of completing school assignments, following lessons in class, and interacting with friends in class. Subject T has a poor social adjustment in school in terms of interacting with his friends in class. Meanwhile, subject M has poor social adjustment in school in terms of following lessons in class, completing school assignments, interacting with friends, and attending school. School environment factors and parenting patterns are considered very influential on the good or bad social adjustment in school in the three subjects. Subject T has a poor social adjustment in school in terms of interacting with his friends in class. Meanwhile, subject M has poor social adjustment in school in terms of following lessons in class, completing school assignments, interacting with friends, and attending school. School environment factors and parenting patterns are considered very influential on the good or bad social adjustment in school in the three subjects. Subject T has a poor social adjustment in school in terms of interacting with his friends in class. Meanwhile, subject M has poor social adjustment in school in terms of following lessons in class, completing school assignments, This is an open interacting with friends, and attending school. School environment factors and parenting patterns are considered very influential on the good or bad social adjustment in school in the three subjects.
Profile Of Retinoblastoma Patients At H. Adam Malik RSUP 2014-2017 Dary Pallysater
Journal Basic Science and Technology Vol 9 No 1 (2020): February: Basic Science and Technology
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Retinoblastoma is a malignant tumor disease of intraocular children. Retinoblastoma is caused by hereditary or non-hereditary factors. The general incidence of retinoblastoma is 1 in 15,000 births. Overall, more than two-thirds of retinoblastoma patients have unilateral tumors, the remainder have bilateral tumors. In Indonesia, the epidemiology of retinoblastoma is not known with certainty due to the lack of related research reports in the Indonesian population. The most common clinical presentation is leukocoria, followed by strabismus, pseudohypopyon, hyphema, orbital cellulitis, and vitreous hemorrhage. Aim. The purpose of this study was to determine the complete profile of retinoblastoma patients at Haji Adam Malik General Hospital in 2014-2017. Method. This research was designed in the form of a descriptive study with a retrospective research design. This research was conducted at Haji Adam Malik General Hospital. The population studied were retinoblastoma patients who were hospitalized at Haji Adam Malik General Hospital and the sample used was total sampling. The data collection method was carried out by collecting secondary data, namely medical records for the period January 2014 – July 2017, then processed with SPSS for Windows. Data analysis was carried out descriptively with frequency analysis. Results. The results showed that the incidence of retinoblastoma patients in the 2014-2017 period was 48 people, the 2-3 year age group was the largest age group (39.6%), good nutritional status was the largest group (52.1%), the most tumors were unilateral tumors. (91.7%)
The Effect Of Brand Trust And Brand Image On Consumer Loyalty In Buying Online Products At Lazada Indonesia Eprida Triwahyuni Sianipar
Journal Basic Science and Technology Vol 9 No 1 (2020): February: Basic Science and Technology
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The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of brand trust and brand image partially or simultaneously on consumer loyalty in buying online products at Lazada Indonesia. This study uses a quantitative approach by taking 230 female consumers who were selected as research samples through incidental sampling techniques in the city of Medan. The data was collected through a brand trust scale based on Keller's theory (1993), a brand image scale based on Kotler & Keller's theory (2009) and a consumer loyalty scale based on Griffin's theory (2001).The results showed that brand trust partially had a significant positive effect on consumer loyalty in buying online products at Lazada Indonesia (t=5.751; P=0.000; b=0.412); and brand image partially has a significant positive effect on consumer loyalty in buying online products at Lazada Indonesia (t=7,518; P=0,000; b=0,398); and brand trust and brand image simultaneously have a significant positive effect on consumer loyalty in buying online products at Lazada Indonesia (F=166.798; P=0.000; R=0.771; R2=0.592).
Description Of Threat Perception Types To Chinese Ethnic Traders After The Burning Event Of 4 Viharas, 7 Temple And Social House In Tanjung Balai Rizky Amelia Yasmin Siregar
Journal Basic Science and Technology Vol 9 No 1 (2020): February: Basic Science and Technology
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This study aims to describe the type of threat perception felt by ethnic Chinese traders after the burning of 4 Vihara 7 Temples and Social Houses in Tanjungbalai. This study used a descriptive quantitative method with 550 research subjects with a scale built based on the type of threat perception in theory Intergroup Threat Theory (ITT) by Stephan (2009). The results of the analysis show that ethnic Chinese traders perceive the symbolic threat perception type more than the realistic threat perception type, this shows that ethnic Chinese traders do not feel a threat to their resources but rather threat to values, beliefs or morals.The implication of this research is that it can help ethnic Chinese traders to reduce the perception of threats against the non-Chinese ethnicity so as to make them feel more secure with their identity as ethnic Chinese and to worship at the temple or temple.
Psychological Well-Being To Individuals Living Own Putri Nova Sari. P
Journal Basic Science and Technology Vol 9 No 1 (2020): February: Basic Science and Technology
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As a human, we are made to live together with other people. Because of human from birth until death, have a need to get intimate relationship with other human. To get a good relationship with other people, we should do interaction with other people as often as we can and do it every day. That thing maybe little bit hard to do if somebody lived alone in her house in a long time. Beside of need to get intimate relationship is unsatisfied, human can feel loneliness. Human who feel loneliness is difficult to feel happy, feel worry, inferiority and shame on other. This research was conducted to see the description of psychological well- being in individual who live alone. The approach used in this research is qualitative with qualitative research methodology. Data obtained through interviews and observations that explore six dimensions of psychological well- being, that is autonomy, environmental mastery, personal growth, positive relations with others, purpose of life and self acceptance. Participant in this research is one person who lived alone in 20 years. Technique of sampling is using theory-based on sampling / operational construct sampling. The result show that person have a positive psychological well-being.

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