KOMUNIKASI INTERPERSONAL DENGAN TEMAN SEBAYA DALAM MEMBENTUK RESILIENSI REMAJA

Fauziah, Nur (2024) KOMUNIKASI INTERPERSONAL DENGAN TEMAN SEBAYA DALAM MEMBENTUK RESILIENSI REMAJA. Sarjana (S1) thesis, Universitas Islam 45.

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Abstract

This research is entitled "Peer Communication in Forming Adolescent Resilience". This research aims to find out how communication between peers forms adolescent resilience through interpersonal communication patterns using the effectiveness of interpersonal communication according to Maman Rukmana, namely openness, empathy, support, positive attitudes and equality. This research uses qualitative research with a descriptive research approach. Qualitative research methods focus on in-depth observations of the research object. The subject of this research is Mrs. Lucky Purwantini M.Psi., as a psychologist who has worked with teenagers who have mental health problems and also teenagers aged 15-21 years who are or have experienced mental health problems. Peers having a positive influence will also have a positive impact on teenagers' mental development. Peers can help teenagers in the decision-making process regarding problems experienced by teenagers. It is important for peers to provide full support for teenagers who have mental health disorders. To be able to maintain each other requires closeness to each other. Openness, empathy, support, positive attitudes and equality between teenagers and their peers will build resilience for teenagers who experience mental health problems. Future research is expected to use effectiveness of interpersonal communication process theory and be able to change descriptive qualitative methods into quantitative methods.

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