Komunikasi Kelompok The Jakmania Banjarnegara Dalam Membentuk Kohesivitas

Febiansa, Kevin Zentha (2024) Komunikasi Kelompok The Jakmania Banjarnegara Dalam Membentuk Kohesivitas. Sarjana (S1) thesis, Universitas Islam 45 Bekasi.

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Abstract

One area of research interest is the dynamics of supporter groups in Indonesia, especially The Jakmania Banjarnegara. Even though The Jakmania Banjarnegara is divided into two groups, The Jakmania Banjarnegara is still able to maintain the cohesiveness of its group. For this reason, researchers are interested in conducting research to see the formation of cohesiveness from a communication perspective. This research is based on Forsyth's cohesiveness theory. This theory explains that cohesiveness can be identified through four elements, namely social strength, unity in the group, attraction, and group cooperation. The aim of the research is to reveal the communication of The Jakmania Banjarnegara group in forming cohesiveness. The method used in this research is qualitative with a descriptive approach. The research results show that The Jakmania Banjarnegara has implemented Forsyth's theory of cohesiveness as seen from social forces, through regional deliberation activities to meet the need for development and the use of visual identities such as attributes to meet the security needs of its members. Unity within the group, a sense of mutual belonging to the group drives the enthusiasm of The Jakmania Banjarnegara members to consistently wear Persija attributes and group attributes and the moral feelings of The Jakmania Banjarnegara always uphold the organization's AD/ART. Attraction, members are more interested in seeing the benefits they get when joining the group. Group collaboration, such as dividing tasks and carrying out social service activities to achieve group goals.

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