Attitude Of Rejection Research Articles

Datafication of Care: Security and Privacy Issues with Health Technology for People with Diabetes

Through the conceptual framework of datafication, dataism and dataveillance, this study investigates beliefs and attitudes regarding datafication and the related privacy and security concerns among individuals with Type 1 diabetes. Qualitative research was conducted through interviews among fifty-two individuals with Type 1 diabetes in Poland and Italy. The findings reveal a dynamic interplay between self-discipline and empowerment. The majority of interviewees emphasized the benefits of technologies for gaining a better understanding of their health condition and for more effective disease management. However, a minority of interviewees perceived the negative effects of datafication, including dataveillance, which leads to hyper-control of the disease, and dataism, characterized by excessive reliance on and dependency on technology. Critical beliefs about technologies fuelled rejection attitudes, leading some interviewees to suspend or abandon their use. Lastly, reflexivity on privacy and security issues appears to be low, particularly among older individuals with lower levels of education and socioeconomic status. This results in a poor understanding and underestimation of the potential risks associated with security and privacy. The findings increase the understanding of the factors that can facilitate or hinder the adoption of technology among people with diabetes.

Social Stigma and COVID-19 Vaccine Refusal in France

Context: In 2021, French health authorities strongly promoted vaccination against COVID-19. The authors assumed that refusing this vaccine became a stigma, and they investigated potential public stigma toward unvaccinated people among the French population. Methods: A representative sample of the French adult population (N = 2,015) completed an online questionnaire in September 2021. The authors focused on participants who were already vaccinated against COVID-19 or intended to get vaccinated (N = 1,742). A cluster analysis was used to obtain contrasted attitudinal profiles, and the authors investigated associated factors with logistic regressions. Findings: Regarding attitudes toward unvaccinated people, a majority of respondents supported several pejorative statements, and a significant minority also endorsed social rejection attitudes. The authors found four contrasting attitudinal profiles: moral condemnation only (32% of respondents), full stigma (26%), no stigma (26%), and stigma rejection (16%). Early vaccination, civic motives for it, faith in science, rejection of political extremes, and being aged 65 or older were the main factors associated with stigmatizing attitudes toward unvaccinated people. Conclusions: The authors found some evidence of stigmatization toward unvaccinated people, but further research is needed, especially to investigate perceived stigmatization among them. The authors discuss their results with reference to the concept of “folk devils” and from a public health perspective.

Political culture and attitudes of economic elites: explaining the Chilean business community’s rejection to constitutional change

AbstractIn contexts of institutional crisis, conflicts arise in which different pressure groups try to maximize their influence, seeking to adjust a political reality in line with their own interest. This article analyzes the changes in the attitudes of economic elites regarding the process of drafting of a new Constitution in Chile. Based on the literature on the political culture of entrepreneurs, the research hypothesis posed in this study suggests the existence of a widespread conservative attitude within this social group regarding a change in institutional rules. This mainly relates to the perception that a new Constitution in Chile could threaten its predominant place in the distribution of economic and political power. The results obtained after analyzing in-depth interviews with presidents or vice presidents of the main business organizations in the country show changing positions throughout the different stages of the constituent process. Even though some attitudinal changes towards an adaptation become visible, what ultimately prevails is an unmitigated rejection of the constituent process. These findings clearly suggest a return to the initial stances of most entrepreneurs, something that also happened in the elite examined as well as in the rest of Chilean society. Thus, one can speak about a sort of “boomerang effect”: the attitudes of rejection have once again dominated the space of discursive expression where the pressure exerted by public opinion seemed to pave the way for a certain reformism or a transforming reaction. This evidence confirms a disconnection found in the literature which reveals the dynamic nature of short-term attitudes linked to each specific situation, albeit with more stable values and positions specific to the political culture which exist on a more persistent basis.

Is Aging a Disease? A Critical Review Within the Framework of Ageism.

Ageism is a type of discrimination characterized by negative social representations of old age and aging, with prejudices and stereotypes that cause rejection and marginalization of older adults, generally considering them as fragile and unproductive. For this reason, it is recognized as one of the main enemies of healthy aging, especially when it arises from the scientific and professional fields. In this sense, the proposals promoted by some researchers regarding the World Health Organization (WHO) classifying aging as a disease goes against the healthy aging approach. In this sense, we consider that there is no theoretical or scientific support to classify aging as a disease, so we must advocate before the WHO so that aging is eliminated within its disease classification codes. In this framework, this review proposes the concept of "hallmarks of ageism" defined as the characteristics, representations and attitudes of rejection and discrimination towards aging, old age and older people, at the political and institutional, scientific or professional, technological and digital, social, family and personal levels, which are presented in an articulated and structured manner. For this reason, it is essential to comprehensively identify and analyze the "hallmarks of ageism", in order to propose programs that include strategies and public policies that promote "anti-ageism" as a counterproposal to the "hallmarks of aging", whose biological changes related to aging are intended to be comparable to chronic non-communicable diseases.

The Impact of Self-Esteem on Adolescent Girls Victims of Bullying in Islamic Boarding Schools

Self-esteem is a self-assessment carried out by oneself. The assessment reflects an attitude of acceptance and rejection and shows how far an individual believes he or she is capable, important, successful and valuable. The purpose of this study is to describe the picture of self-esteem in late adolescent girls who are victims of bullying. The research method uses a qualitative approach with descriptive analysis methods with in-depth interview techniques and non-participant observation. The results of the study found that bullying negatively impacts adolescent self-esteem.

Attitudes toward transgender people of Mexican university students

Introduction: At the national level, research on attitudes towards transgender people is incipient, especially in academic field; therefore, the present study aimed to evaluate attitudes towards transgender people among Mexican college students and their associations with sociodemographic characteristics, orientation to social dominance and egalitarianism. Methods: The sample consisted of 471 undergraduate students between 16 and 29 years old from public universities of México City and Estate of Mexico. The Scales of Attitudes towards Transgender People and of Social Dominance Orientation were applied; socioeconomic characteristics were evaluated. 
 Results: It was observed that college students had a medium level of acceptance towards transgender people; however, between 2% and 5% of them still maintain attitudes of rejection. Men, religious people, and participants who scored higher on social dominance orientation expressed more negative attitudes toward transgender people and less positive in activism and interest in the topic. The opposite trends were observed among participants with higher levels of egalitarianism.
 Conclusions: Negative attitudes toward transgender people can contribute to a hostile environment for this population group in educational institutions. Understanding and recognizing of human diversity by college students, especially health professionals, will enable them to respect this vulnerable population in their future professional activities

Disinformation Perception by Digital and Social Audiences: Threat Awareness, Decision-Making and Trust in Media Organizations

The effects of disinformation in the media and social networks have been extensively studied from the perspective of reception studies. However, the perception of this media phenomenon expressed by different types of audiences in distant geographic locations and with different media cultures has hardly been addressed by experts. This theoretical review study aims to analyze the relationship between the actual level of disinformation and the perception expressed by the audiences themselves. The results of the study reveal, firstly, that users of social networks and digital media do not perceive being surrounded by an excessively worrying volume of disinformation, a fact that contrasts with the data recorded, which are visibly higher. This situation reveals that the audience tends to normalize disinformation, which is intensively consumed on a daily basis and does not seem to worry the public in general terms, although some differences can be detected depending on variables such as gender, age or education. On the other hand, paradoxically, audiences visibly express rejection attitudes towards the channels that disseminate false information, with media outlets being the least trusted, despite recognizing that social networks are the place where more disinformation is generated and circulated at the same time.

Modo verbal em descrições de recusa de factos

The meaning of sentences that express the refusal of a fact involves two propositions: a complement clause that describes a fact, and the matrix proposition, that expresses the non-acceptance of the truth of the embedded proposition. In Portuguese, the mood that occurs in the complement clause is not the same in all constructions that convey this meaning. In some constructions, although there is an alternation between Indicative and Subjunctive in the complement clause, only with Indicative the interpretation that this proposition describes a fact of reality is observed. In other constructions, the mood of the complement clause is a matter of lexical selection, no alternation of mood being observed. Some factive predicates rule the Indicative, others rule the Subjunctive. In all these constructions the mood of the complement clause is explainable by mood analyzes in Portuguese available in the literature. However, there are two types of construction in Portuguese that express the refusal of the fact described by the complement clause and in which the mood of this clause is the opposite of the expected one. This text proposes a description of the meaning of these constructions, as well as an analysis of the Indicative and Subjunctive moods in Portuguese that explains in an integrated way the mood observed in all these constructions that express an attitude of rejection of the fact described by the complement clause.

Analysis of climate denialism on YouTube: Refuting instead of debating

The scientific consensus on the existence, the human origin, the seriousness of the consequences and the urgency of adopting immediate solutions to climate change is growing, as successive reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have shown. The alteration of global climate patterns experienced in recent years confirms the worst prediction models, and yet there are still voices that question these facts. This study proposes to examine the interpretative frameworks underpinning public discussion of climate denialism on the online video platform YouTube. To this end, it presents an analysis of the 50 most popular videos under the label of climate denialism in Spanish, paying attention to the key issues and figures on which the denialist ideology is articulated and the attitude of support, neutrality or rejection on the part of those responsible for the content. The results obtained show the generalized rejection of the denialist discourse among Spanish-speaking content creators, who resort to experienced sources and contrasted resources to refute these arguments, as well as the politicization of scientific knowledge in terms of debate, uncertainty, mistrust and lack of commitment to deal with the consequences.

Striding Towards Harmony: Research-Based Learning in Islamic Religious Education to Strengthen Washatiyah Islamic Values

The attitude of intolerance and rejection of diversity in the school environment and students is based on a narrow religious understanding and mono interpretation. Islamic Religious Education (PAI) learning, which is actually expected to be able to instil the values of Washatiyah Islam, has actually become a trigger for the entry of narrow religious views and understandings. This research seeks to discuss how PAI learning is conducted, with a Research Based Learning (RBL) approach so that the assessment can instil the values of Wahatiyah Islam. The research method was conducted through Systemetical Literature Review (SLR) using the Publish or Perish application as an identification instrument for journal articles. The articles obtained were evaluated based on the criteria of quality, novelty, and suitability to the specific research theme. The results showed that the values of Washatiyah Islam can be instilled in students through the RBL approach in PAI learning. The RBL approach is able to open students' religious thinking horizons widely through critical, analytical and collaborative learning. The RBL approach in PAI learning requires commensurate collaboration between teachers and students in order to get maximum results, especially in instilling the values of Wasshtiyah Islam

Striding Towards Harmony: Research-Based Learning in Islamic Religious Education to Strengthen Washatiyah Islamic Values

The attitude of intolerance and rejection of diversity in the school environment and students is based on a narrow religious understanding and mono interpretation. Islamic Religious Education (PAI) learning, which is actually expected to be able to instil the values of Washatiyah Islam, has actually become a trigger for the entry of narrow religious views and understandings. This research seeks to discuss how PAI learning is conducted, with a Research Based Learning (RBL) approach so that the assessment can instil the values of Wahatiyah Islam. The research method was conducted through Systemetical Literature Review (SLR) using the Publish or Perish application as an identification instrument for journal articles. The articles obtained were evaluated based on the criteria of quality, novelty, and suitability to the specific research theme. The results showed that the values of Washatiyah Islam can be instilled in students through the RBL approach in PAI learning. The RBL approach is able to open students' religious thinking horizons widely through critical, analytical and collaborative learning. The RBL approach in PAI learning requires commensurate collaboration between teachers and students in order to get maximum results, especially in instilling the values of Wasshtiyah Islam

The Meaning of the Word "Commission" in the Perspective of Combating Corruption in Indonesia

This study aimed to find out and analyze the meaning of the word commission in a Hizbul Wathan Banten Scout community. This research was conducted using a qualitative descriptive approach, with the target of the Hizbul Wathan scouting movement community in Tangerang, Banten. The data shows that using the word commission is well accepted in a business context, with the number of respondents who disagree as many as three people. While in political and bureaucratic activities, 35 people agreed, and eight said they did not agree. There appears to be vigorous resistance to activities related to social organizations; as many as 13 respondents agreed, and 30 people stated they did not agree. For educational activities, there is a balanced attitude between agreeing and disagreeing. This is evident from the slight difference where as many as 20 respondents agreed. In comparison, 23 respondents stated that they disagreed. The attitude of high rejection was seen in religious activities, with the number of respondents who refused as many as 39 people. Respondents' positive attitude towards using the word commission is generally based on the pragmatic fact that the word commission is also used in various countries. Meanwhile, the negative attitude of the respondents emerged due to the spirit of anti-corruption and cynicism towards the behavior of corruptors who appear in public as if they were innocent.

Inconsistencies in Pregnant Mothers' Attitudes and Willingness to Donate Umbilical Cord Stem Cells: A Cross-Sectional Analysis from Saudi Arabia.

The collection and storage of umbilical cord stem cells (UCSCs) have a crucial role in improving and expanding stem cell-based therapies, which are becoming popular in Saudi Arabia and other Middle East countries. Many patients and families in Saudi Arabia depend on private cord banks in foreign countries to purchase stem cells, which has financial and medical implications. The current study aims at determining the predictors of current registration status and willingness to donate cord blood stem cells among expectant mothers in Saudi Arabia. A cross-sectional study collected data from 714 expectant mothers from all thirteen regions of Saudi Arabia in December 2022. The online survey questionnaire assessed women's awareness, direct and indirect exposure to stem-cell therapy, sources of knowledge, willingness, reluctance, and current registration status to donate cord blood. Although women demonstrated higher acceptance and lower rejection towards the donation of UCSCs, just one percent (n = 7; 1%) of expectant mothers in this sample are registered with the Saudi Stem Cell Registry. Overall, 48% indicated their willingness to register in the future. Both correlational analysis and multiple regression analysis demonstrated that awareness significantly predicted willingness to donate (p < 0.01), and rejection attitudes were negatively related to willingness to donate (p < 0.001). Although the mean scores on acceptance were high, they were not found to be significantly associated with willingness to donate. Prior direct and indirect exposure to stem cell therapy appeared to be the strongest predictor of pregnant women's willingness to register (p < 0.001). Findings suggest that acceptance attitudes do not have a symmetrical relationship with intention. Women's prior exposure to stem cell therapy was the most significant factor; therefore, findings demonstrate that currently women are relying on their firsthand experience to decide about cord blood donation rather than the information obtained from other sources, such as social media and the internet. Though attitudes were not identified as significant predictors in the statistical models, awareness was a relevant factor, and the findings signify increasing awareness in various target populations to enhance the probability of intention to donate cord stem cells.

Medical Professionals' Knowledge, Sensitivity, and Attitudes Towards Social and Ethical Aspects of Stem-Cell Donation, Therapy, and Research: Implications for Healthcare Risk Management.

Knowledge, sensitivity, and acceptance attitudes towards social, moral and ethical aspects of stem-cell donation and treatment are important factors in preventing professional negligence and improving healthcare risk management and health justice in this specialized area of health services. To assess knowledge, sensitivity, acceptance and rejection attitudes towards stem-cell transplantation and research and its associated factors among medical professionals in Saudi Arabia. A quantitative and cross-sectional study was conducted in December 2022. Data were collected from 260 medical workers from various regions in Saudi Arabia. T-tests, ANOVA, and multiple linear regression were applied to find variations and associations of gender, age, profession, nationality, religious orientation, and work experiences of professionals with knowledge, sensitivity, acceptance and rejection attitude towards stem-cell donation, therapy, and research. A confidence interval (CI) of 95% and a significance level of p≤ 0.05 was chosen for testing statistical models. A total of (n=260) medical professionals, among which clinicians (n=98;38%), pharmacists (n=78;30%), and nurses (n=84;32%) completed the survey questionnaire. Findings show that (n=27; 10%) participants have work experience in stem-cell donation, (n=67; 26%) in stem-cell therapy, and (n=124; 48%) in stem-cell research. Clinicians and pharmacists, in comparison to nurses, had better knowledge (p<0.01 and p<0.05); pharmacists had higher sensitivity (p<0.05) than nurses. Compared to those who do not have work experience in stem-cell research, those who had work experience had higher levels of knowledge, sensitivity, and acceptance attitudes at (p<0.001) and (p<0.01). Acceptance attitudes are considerably higher among male participants than females and similarly higher among older participants than younger participants (p<0.05). Compared to non-Saudi nationals, Saudi nationals scored higher on rejection attitudes (p<0.01). Compared to those having work experience in stem-cell donation and research, those without work experience are more likely to hold rejection attitudes (p<0.01). Findings suggest female professionals, Saudi nationals and those who do not have prior work experience in stem-cell donation, therapy, or research had low levels of knowledge, less sensitivity, and less acceptance attitude and are more likely to hold rejection attitude, signifying the need to address them to improve healthcare risk management.

“Unholy Alliance”: Identification and prevention of ideological and religious frames between right-wing populism and christianity in Poland

Since 2015, power in Poland has been exercised by the right-wing populist coalition, led by the socially conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party. The deconfliction mark of these governments became the “unholy alliance” with Christianity, which was a movement that used populist manipulation based on exacerbating social dichotomy, campaigning against the LGBT community, nationalism, xenophobia, attitudes of rejection, anti-pluralism and anti-establishment. In this context, the aim of this article is to theoretically analyse the ideological and religious frames between right-wing populism and Christianity in Poland. The considerations begin with the presentation of the theoretical background, that is, the relationship that exists between the populist “thin-core ideology” and Christianity within the framework of ideological appropriation of religion by populists. Furthermore, the author will make an attempt to decipher mutual influences and seek answers to the question: How did PiS “hijack” the Catholic Church in Poland? The next step will present a comparative identification of convergent and divergent frameworks between right-wing populists and the Catholic Church in Poland. Finally, the article will outline indications for the socio-pastoral prevention of populism and a summary of the main results.

Anxiety and educational style of mothers of handicapped children

The problems of the families that educate children with disabilities have been attracting more and more attention over the last decades. Especially the relationships between the parents and the child and the educational style in such families are studied. Parent’s educational style is influenced by socio-cultural traditions, by the child’s clinical and psychological state, by the handicap’s ethology that influence the early contact between the child and the parents, especially mother, by the way the adults are communicating, and, most importantly, by the parent’s character. The relevance of the topic that is to be reported is created by the lack of research of the dependencies between the educational style and the parent’s anxiety, especially mother’s anxiety. The base hypothesis we verified: mother’s anxiety correlates with the chosen educational style. The research represents a comparative study with two groups of subjects: 30 mothers of children with disabilities – the experimental group, and a control group that consisted of 30 mothers with healthy children, both having completed 2 methods: 1) State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI); 2) The Varga-Stolin method diagnosis of parental style. Three operational hypotheses were checked during the research. Hypothesis 1: Mothers of handicapped children have a higher anxiety level when compared to the mothers of healthy children. Even though the mothers of disabled children had a higher anxiety-state, the control group had a higher anxiety-trait, statistical comparison not showing considerable differences. The hypothesis was disproved. For both groups anxiety-state was low, anxiety-trait being moderately present in the experimental group and moderate to high in the control group. Hypothesis 2: There are different educational styles, depending on whether the child is handicapped or not. The analysis of the results showed that the control group had more pronounced attitudes of rejection, uncertainty and infantilization, and the experimental – the attitude of symbiosis, and almost equal when it came to the styles that involved cooperation and moderate control. One significant difference was spotted after the statistical analysis – that of the mean value for acceptance-rejection (p&lt;0.02). The hypothesis was partially confirmed. Hypothesis 3. Anxiety directly corelates with educational styles that are not favorable for the child’s development and vice versa for those that are beneficial. To verify it we used the Pearson correlation test. The results showed: a) a negative relationship between anxiety-trait and educational attitudes of acceptance (p=0.05) and cooperation (p&lt;0.05), which denotes the unfavorable role of anxiety in promoting mother-child parity relationships; a positive relationship between anxiety-trait and attitudes of control and infantilization, which illustrates the fact that fears, apprehensions, distrust ruin the child's ability to give autonomy, to treat him as an equal. Even though the research results are quite favourable, some problems with the relationship between a child with disabilities and their mother were found: the medical model being more prioritised rather than the social one, the informing of parents about the favourable relationships and educational style being insufficient, the vulnerability of families and the stereotypical view upon handicaps, etc.

한국 아이돌 뮤직비디오에 나타나는 변증법적 여성서사 연구

The purpose of this study is to examine the dialectical female narrative that appears in the music video of the girl group “Red Velvet” through Hegel's dialectic. In the red velvet song with the velvet concept targeted in this study, “Women's narrative,” in which women become the subject of narrative and express the self-realization of the female subject, is a central element. Macroscopically, these songs form a “These-Antithese-Synthese” relationship, and epicly, they consist of a “divide-integration-divide-integration” aspect. In general, “These” is a hesitation to return to a patriarchal and male-centered society, and “Antithese” is symbolized by a determination to overcome this hesitation and build an independent and independent self. In other words, in the case of “divide”, hesitation was resolved or completed without being overcome, and in the case of “integration”, hesitation was overcome and self-identity was found. Given that the relationship between the four songs ends in an anti-harmony relationship, it can be seen that the female community represented by Red Velvet overcame this hesitation, solidified its identity, and achieved self-realization. This logic of “These-Antithese-Synthese” in Red Velvet's music video can be expanded further from Red Velvet to a metaphor for the situation that girl groups face in Korean society. For girl groups aimed at commercialism, feminism tended to be taboo in itself, but since the mid-2010s, gender issues have emerged as socio-cultural issues, and girl groups have also begun to change. Girl group members show direct or indirect support for feminism, and the agency that plans girl groups has also introduced girl crush and girl group that advocates feminist concepts. However, this move remains at the commercial level, and the girl group's utterance on feminism is becoming more cautious than before. As such, the situation facing girl groups in Korean society is very complicated, so girl groups are constantly repeating their attitude of conformity and rejection to the patriarchal society. When there is constant reflection and concern about feminism socially, girl groups will be able to add sincerity to their music.

Regulasi, Implementasi Ritel Modern, dan Tradisional Perspektif Maqashid Al-Syari’ah

The phenomenon of the gap between traditional markets, UMKM, and cooperatives with modern retailers was the attitude of rejection of some groups of people both with demonstrations and so forth. This research was conducted to answer the problem formulation: (1) How was the Regulation and Implementation of Traditional Markets in the Maqashid Al-Shari'ah Perspective ?, (2) What was the Regulation and Implementation of Modern Retail in the Maqashid Al-Syari'ah Perspective?The method used in this research was qualitative research with descriptive research type. Data collection techniques were interviews, observation, and documentation which blessed the formulation of the problem. The regulation and implementation of traditional markets in the view of Maqashid Al-Shari'ah can be classified into three categories. Dharuriyat, Hajiyat, Tahsiniyat. While the implementation of the regulation was not fully applicable, most of it can be applied. such as providing a parking area and a lack of keeping the place clean. While the regulation of modern retail in the view of Maqashid Al-shari'ah was classified into three categories as well. Dharuriyat, Hajiyat, Tahsiniyat. While the implementation of the regulation was still not fully realized, for example, the distance separating modern retail and traditional markets and some that did not have licenses.

ADAT DAYAK DAN IMAN KRISTEN DALAM PENERAPANNYA DI TENGAH MASYARAKAT

Adat is a way of life that has been passed down from generation to generation, sometimes considered sacred, so that when religion with rules/teachings that are considered new by the community becomes a new way of life, it becomes a problem to be considered as throwing away custom, or people who have forgotten the land, or are arrogant. , fanatic or dubbed uncivilized. From a religious perspective, Christians are divided into several interpretations. The attitude of rejection, which considers customs a sin with the assumption that everything in the world is sin (1 John 2:15-16). Meanwhile, other interpretations are fully accepting of adat. Custom is a gift from God, the fall of man into sin has damaged and confused traditional values, customary values need to be tested with the Word of God. This study uses a qualitative methodology with an interview and literature approach. The result of the research is that Christians should not reject customs, they only need to sort out what is contrary to God's word and what is not contrary to God's word. Customs that are contrary to God's word must be abolished, while customs related to God's word must be cultivated. Conclusion: Christian faith must be above customs because Christian faith is directly related to faith in Christ

KONSEP PERIMENOPAUSE DAN CARA MENYIKAPINYA MENURUT ZAKIYAH DARAJAT

Every woman has different perimenopause times, some women experience it early and some are even late. The tendency of women who have perimenopause and menopause has shifted towards a relatively young age from time to time, especially in Europeans. The way they responded to the perimenopause period was different, Some women are giving up on reality and circumstances, and others also try not to discuss it and there is even a group of women who reject the situation. From this attitude of rejection, there are various problems that are quite serious and affect the physical and psychological. The turmoil of a perimenopause woman's feelings will greatly affect her condition in the internal family and the social community. This research aims to analyze the concept of perimenopause and create Islamic guidance and counseling programs for adults, especially Muslim women who are heading or are in the perimenopause period in order to provide solutions to physical symptoms and Islamically psychology. The research methods used in this writing are qualitative methods with library research (literature research) and field research (field research) approaches. Data sources in the form of primary data and secondary data are obtained from literature and field studies in the form of observations, documents, interviews, books, articles, online newspapers, and others related to research themes.