HUBUNGAN KONSEP DIRI DENGAN BENTUK DEFENCE MECHANISM YANG DITAMPILKAN MAHASISWA PRODI BIMBINGAN KONSELING STAIN BUKITTINGGI DALAM MENGHADAPI MASALAH
Abstract
Abstract
: Basically every individual has a self-concept that will affect individual behaviour
in facing the problems. Students as growing individuals definately have problems such as
too many credit, lecture demands, and friendship problems. In this kind of situation, self-
concept plays a role. Not many students are able to solve the problem well. Sometimes to
defend himself in the correct state when facing problems, someone forms a defense mecha
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nism to reject or to change the reality, but at the same time protecting himself from conflict
and anxiety. This is quantitative study with correlational research design. The popu
lation
in this study was 452 people and 102 were taken as samples with a questionnaire as data
collection tool. The technique of data analysis used simple statistic and SPSS was used to
correlate research variables. The study revealed that that self-concept of STAIN Bukittinggi
students majoring Counseling is generally medium. There is significant correlation be
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tween self-concept and defense mechanism in facing problems 0.433. Hence, the connec
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tion strength between self-concept and defense mechanism shown by counseling students
in facing problems is categorized fair or medium.
Keywords :
self-concept, defence mechanism, individual behaviour
: Basically every individual has a self-concept that will affect individual behaviour
in facing the problems. Students as growing individuals definately have problems such as
too many credit, lecture demands, and friendship problems. In this kind of situation, self-
concept plays a role. Not many students are able to solve the problem well. Sometimes to
defend himself in the correct state when facing problems, someone forms a defense mecha
-
nism to reject or to change the reality, but at the same time protecting himself from conflict
and anxiety. This is quantitative study with correlational research design. The popu
lation
in this study was 452 people and 102 were taken as samples with a questionnaire as data
collection tool. The technique of data analysis used simple statistic and SPSS was used to
correlate research variables. The study revealed that that self-concept of STAIN Bukittinggi
students majoring Counseling is generally medium. There is significant correlation be
-
tween self-concept and defense mechanism in facing problems 0.433. Hence, the connec
-
tion strength between self-concept and defense mechanism shown by counseling students
in facing problems is categorized fair or medium.
Keywords :
self-concept, defence mechanism, individual behaviour
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2018-03-25
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Rahmi, A. (2018). HUBUNGAN KONSEP DIRI DENGAN BENTUK DEFENCE MECHANISM YANG DITAMPILKAN MAHASISWA PRODI BIMBINGAN KONSELING STAIN BUKITTINGGI DALAM MENGHADAPI MASALAH. Islam Realitas: Journal of Islamic and Social Studies, 7(1), 1–20. Retrieved from https://ejournal.uinbukittinggi.ac.id/index.php/Islam_realitas/article/view/31
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