Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Intervention and Applied Psychology (ICIAP 2017)
Session: Parallel Presentation (Educational track)
10 articles
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Effectiveness of a Selfhood Builder Program in Improving Selfhood for a Six-Year-Old Child
Sonia Utari Alatan, Farida Kurniawati
This research aimed to investigate the effectiveness of using a selfhood builder to improve selfhood as one component of self-esteem in children aged six. As a child’s foundation of courage to try new things, self-esteem supports children by giving them confidence to explore the environment. Because...
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The Effectiveness of Social Stories and Video Modeling in Improving Self-Care Skills in Female Adolescents with Mild Intellectual Disabilities during Menstrual Periods
Tika Dwi Ariyanti, Lucia R. M. Royanto
Individuals with intellectual disabilities have different needs related to both sexual education and sexual development. This is caused by their significant limitations in intellectual and adaptive functioning. This is especially true for a female, when these limitations raise problems caring for herself...
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Increasing Emotion regulation skills with dialectical behavior therapy skills training: A single-case study on an elementary school student with borderline intellectual functioning
Kara Andrea Handali, Linda Primana
Individuals with borderline intellectual functioning (BIF) are persons with an IQ between 70 and 85 points and characterized by their wide range of cognitive and social difficulties. During their school-age years, most of them have problems with school adjustment. Their ability to regulate emotion is...
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Development and Validation of a Social Anxiety Scale (SAS)
Erka T. Hutama, James Atyeo, Ike Anggraika Kuntoro
Although several scales have been developed to measure social anxiety, none of these scales have focused on measuring social anxiety in the college setting. This study aimed to develop a scale to measure social anxiety that can be used specifically for college students. The scale was developed based...
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Enhancing an Underachieving Middle School Student’s Motivation and Self-Regulation in Learning Mathematics with Self-Regulated Learning Program
Berlian Damenia Manuella, Frieda M. Mangunsong
Underachievement in mathematics is a phenomenon in which a student’s mathematics achievement falls below his/her learning potential. Motivation and self-regulation are two crucial factors in a student’s underachievement. By using single-subject A-B design, this study aimed to examine the effects of a...
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Psychoeducation on Reproductive Health as Self-protection from Sexual Violence for 5- to 6-year-old Children
Siska Konda A. Melontige, Frieda M. Mangunsong
This study aims to determine the effectiveness of a reproductive health psychoeducation program to enhance knowledge and ability of self-protection from sexual violence for children aged 5 - 6 years old. A total of 13 children participated in a reproductive health psychoeducation program using observational...
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Reciprocal Teaching with Buddy to Improve Metacognitive Strategies of a High School Student with Reading Comprehension Difficulties
Rizki Mustika, Lucia R. M. Royanto
Reading is a complicated activity that involves cognitive and metacognitive strategies. To understand a text, metacognitive strategies can be used. Metacognitive strategies can help individuals to regulate their knowledge, manipulate information, and reflect understanding, in order to capture the meaning...
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The Relationship between Moral Emotions of Shame, Guilt, and Moral Identity Among Undergraduate Students in Indonesia
Eva Septiana
Previous research on moral emotion and moral identity was conducted particularly on guilt in the field of sports. However, the moral emotions do not include shame and guilt, which were important in investigating the relationship between moral emotions, such as shame and guilt, and moral identity. Thus,...
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The Effectiveness of the RAP (Read, Ask, Put) Strategy to Improve Functional Reading Comprehension for Students with Mild Intellectual Disabilities
Firsta A. Sukmawan, Rose Mini A. Prianto
Intellectual disability is a significant limitation in the intellectual function and adaptive behavior of a person that appears before the age of 18 years. One of the adaptive behaviors is conceptual skill, which includes functional reading. For students with mild intellectual disabilities, the main...
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The Implementation of Social Skills Training (SST) to Improve the Social Skills of an Adolescent with Peer Relationship Problems at School
Marcelina M.D. Tetono, Ike Anggraika Kuntoro, Luh S.Y. Savitri
Having a good relationship with one's peers is important for adolescents because it influences their self-perception. To establish a positive relationship with peers, good social skills are essential. Therefore, adolescents with social skill deficits require intervention. This study uses pre- and post-test...