Family in Islamic Psychology Perspective: Challenges and Solutions
This book brings the reader to enter the world of family from scientific perspective with the hope of increasing the quality of family life. It is recommended as part of guidance to help family adapting in the new era with its various problems.
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This book brings the reader to enter the world of family from scientific perspective with the hope of increasing the quality of family life. It is recommended as part of guidance to help family adapting in the new era with its various problems.
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The present book was published with the desire to summarize the recent works about studies on psychology and family, particularly on how to strengthen families and overcome possible challenges that could come in the way. It also represents an interesting dialogue of two worlds. It is, on one hand, the world of psychology in the Islamic context also called Islamic psychology and, on the other hand, the findings and research methodology of Western psychology. Both worlds can learn from each other which is the basic idea of the Biocentric Sciences, where perspectives are integrated. The contributions in this volume were presented by scientists who met at an International Conference on Family and Islamic Values held in Indonesia in 2019.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Maße: 14,8 x 21 x 1 cm
- Herausgegeben: Marcus Stück, Muhammad Ali Ramdhani, Agus Abdul Rahman, Nani Nuranisah Djamal, Asti Meiza
- Verlag: Peter Lang Ltd. International Academic Publishers
- EAN: 9783631894576
Autoren-Porträt
Muhammad Ali Ramdhani, S.TP, M.T is the Director General of Islamic Education (Dirjen Pendis) of the Ministry of Religion (Kemenag), Republic of Indonesia.Agus Abdul Rahman, M.Psi, Psychologist as a lecturer at the Psychology faculty of UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The main scientific fields include self, family, social relations, conflict and peace, moral education, religiosity, and family.
Nani Nuranisah Djamal, M.Pd., M.Psi is a Psychologist and lecturer in the Psychology Department as Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Sunan Gunung Djati, Bandung, Indonesia.
Asti Meiza is a Doctor of Mathematics in the Psychology Department as Faculty of Psychology in the Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Sunan Gunung Djati, Bandung, Indonesia. Her expertise research areas include Mathematical, Statistics, and Psychometric.
Inhaltsverzeichnis zu „Family in Islamic Psychology Perspective: Challenges and Solutions “
Preface ........................................................................................................................ 7
Foreword of the authors of the book ............................................................ 9
Marcus Stueck on behalf of Ami Zulaifah, Dian Utami (Book seria editors)
Foreword of the editors of the book seria ............................................................. 11
Acknowledgement .................................................................................................... 15
Marcus Stueck1 and Nur'aini Azizah2
Introduction .............................................................................................................. 19
Neng Gustini1, Heny Mulyani2, and Asep Encu3
Strengthening Children's Honest Character in Millennial Families .................. 23
Agus Abdul Rahman, Ida Tresna, Rosleny Marliani, and Ulfiah
Role of Religious Coping and Perceived Risk on Childbirth- Related
Anxiety in Primigravidas ........................................................................................ 33
Sri Maslihah1, Irfan Fahmi2, and Anastasia Wulandari1
The Role of Spirituality and Parental Support in Psychological Well-
Being of Juvenile Offenders .................................................................................... 41
N. Kardinah, Elisa Kurniadewi, and Sari Gita Suryana
Wisdom and Knowledge of Single Mothers Who Have Special Needs
Children ..................................................................................................................... 55
Zarina Akbar and Alyaa Pratiwi
Optimism and Family Resilience in Mothers of Children with Cerebral
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Palsy ........................................................................................................................... 67
Rachmat Mulyono1, Yufiarti2, and Elindra Yetti3
Effects of Parental Involvement and Child's Self- Regulation on Tolerant
Behavior in Early Childhood .................................................................................. 77
Wilis Srisayekti, Efi Fitriana, Achmad Djunaidi, and Marisa F. Moeliono
The Association between Parental Bonding and Social Anxiety: Is It
Mediated by Self- Construal? ................................................................................... 87
Yufiarti, Meyke Garzia, Fellianti Muzdalifah, Erik
Effect of Positive Parenting on School Readiness in Early Childhood ............ 103
Ditta Febrieta, Rohmawati, and Sulistia Aulia
Character Education for Adolescents as a Predictor of Social Sensitivity
in the Digital Era .................................................................................................... 113
Rosleny Marliani1, Anizar Rahayu2, Zulmi Ramdani3, and Feri Indra Irawan4
The Importance of Family Resilience in Islamic Context: A Thematic
Content Analysis Approach .................................................................................. 123
Irwan Nuryana Kurniawan, Qurotul Uyun, and Resnia Novitasari
Islamic Premarital Education for Enhancing Marriage Readiness among
Indonesian Muslim Emerging Adults .................................................................. 133
Rika Fitriyana and Sarita Candra Merida
Preparing Parents in Facing Digital Era through Psycho- Education
Program by Implementing Parenting Class at School: Life Skills to
Prevent Negative Effect of Excessive Internet Use ............................................. 145
Asti Meiza, Nani Nuranisah Djamal, and Ghina Sulthanah
Family Support for Adolescents in Drug Addiction Therapy .......................... 153
Witrin Gamayanti, Ila Nurlaila Hidayat, Yasinta Sulun, and Endi
Self- Concept and Infidelity of Husbands Whose Wives Work Abroad as
Women Workers ..................................................................................................... 165
Sarbini, Moh. Dulkiah and Dr. Endi, MA.
Social Control of Blocking Radicalism Community in Reducing Juvenile
Delinquency ............................................................................................................ 173
Indri Utami Sumaryanti and Fanni Putri Diantina
The Live Experiences of Fathers (The New Concept of a Father) .................... 181
Palsy ........................................................................................................................... 67
Rachmat Mulyono1, Yufiarti2, and Elindra Yetti3
Effects of Parental Involvement and Child's Self- Regulation on Tolerant
Behavior in Early Childhood .................................................................................. 77
Wilis Srisayekti, Efi Fitriana, Achmad Djunaidi, and Marisa F. Moeliono
The Association between Parental Bonding and Social Anxiety: Is It
Mediated by Self- Construal? ................................................................................... 87
Yufiarti, Meyke Garzia, Fellianti Muzdalifah, Erik
Effect of Positive Parenting on School Readiness in Early Childhood ............ 103
Ditta Febrieta, Rohmawati, and Sulistia Aulia
Character Education for Adolescents as a Predictor of Social Sensitivity
in the Digital Era .................................................................................................... 113
Rosleny Marliani1, Anizar Rahayu2, Zulmi Ramdani3, and Feri Indra Irawan4
The Importance of Family Resilience in Islamic Context: A Thematic
Content Analysis Approach .................................................................................. 123
Irwan Nuryana Kurniawan, Qurotul Uyun, and Resnia Novitasari
Islamic Premarital Education for Enhancing Marriage Readiness among
Indonesian Muslim Emerging Adults .................................................................. 133
Rika Fitriyana and Sarita Candra Merida
Preparing Parents in Facing Digital Era through Psycho- Education
Program by Implementing Parenting Class at School: Life Skills to
Prevent Negative Effect of Excessive Internet Use ............................................. 145
Asti Meiza, Nani Nuranisah Djamal, and Ghina Sulthanah
Family Support for Adolescents in Drug Addiction Therapy .......................... 153
Witrin Gamayanti, Ila Nurlaila Hidayat, Yasinta Sulun, and Endi
Self- Concept and Infidelity of Husbands Whose Wives Work Abroad as
Women Workers ..................................................................................................... 165
Sarbini, Moh. Dulkiah and Dr. Endi, MA.
Social Control of Blocking Radicalism Community in Reducing Juvenile
Delinquency ............................................................................................................ 173
Indri Utami Sumaryanti and Fanni Putri Diantina
The Live Experiences of Fathers (The New Concept of a Father) .................... 181
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