INTERRELATION OF FAMILY ROLE AND SELF CONCEPTION AND THE ADOLESCENTS’ AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR AT SMK KESATRIAN PURWOKERTO, BANYUMAS REGENCY

Estri, Maghfiroh and Jebul, Suroso and Sri, Suparti (2018) INTERRELATION OF FAMILY ROLE AND SELF CONCEPTION AND THE ADOLESCENTS’ AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR AT SMK KESATRIAN PURWOKERTO, BANYUMAS REGENCY. ARTIKEL JURNAL.

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Abstract

Background: the increase of aggressive behavior among the adolescents recently has put a big concern to all parties. This should lead to an improvement of family role to them. The young with a settled self-conception will be able to anticipate the changes and the problems they face in life. For others, the problems can trigger a bad behavior. The mismatch of personality and self-conception is one of the factors to lead into an aggressive behavior. Objective: the study is to find out the relation between the role of the family and the self-conception and the adolescent’s aggressive behavior among the students at a vocational school of SMK Kesatrian Purwokerto. Method: the design of the research adopted an analytical descriptive with a cross-sectional method. The population was all the students at the school. The sample was 91 students selected proportional random sampling. The variables included family role, self-conception, and the adolescents’ aggressive behavior which were obtained from the questionnaire. The data were then analyzed through chi square at the significance level of 5% (0.05). Results: the result of statistical test indicates a value of p_value 0,00 (< 0,05) which means that there is a relation between the role of family and self-conception and the adolescents’ aggressive behavior. Conclusion: there is a relation between the role of family and self-conception and the adolescents’ aggressive behavior.

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