Pola Komunikasi Perilaku Bipolar Dalam Realitas Sosial

Cahyani, Nabillah Putri (2023) Pola Komunikasi Perilaku Bipolar Dalam Realitas Sosial. Sarjana (S1) thesis, Universitas Islam "45" Bekasi.

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Abstract

Bipolar disorder, often called manic-depressive disorder, is a mood disorder characterized by extreme and euphoric mood fluctuations to major depression, and is mediated by periods of normal mood. Every day we must interact with other people. This also happens to people with bipolar. When sufferers interact with their social environment, traits and behaviors that are considered strange make it difficult for them to understand friends and their social environment. The purpose of this study was to find out how the communication pattern of bipolar behavior in its social reality. This research method is descriptive qualitative by taking in-depth interviews and documentation. Based on the results of the study, the pattern of communication carried out from the results of interviews with bipolar sufferers to the two key informants illustrates that there is a difference in terms of communication, for informant 1 with the initials (FP) the pattern of communication carried out tends to be primary and linear communication patterns. This requires partners when communicating, meaning they prefer to communicate face to face with their interlocutors. The informant 2 with the initials (AR) is more inclined to secondary communication patterns because in social reality this communication pattern is more effectively applied to bipolar sufferers (AR). For future researchers, it is hoped that this can complete the discussion regarding communication patterns of bipolar behavior related to selfdisclosure in bipolar behavior with the social environment.

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