Broken Homes Research Articles

ANALISIS YURIDIS PENERAPAN DIVERSI TERHADAP ANAK PELAKU TINDAK PIDANA PENCURIAN (STUDI PENELITIAN PADA POLRES TANJUNG BALAI KARIMUN)

Diversion is a transfer of the settlement of a child case from a criminal justice process to a process outside of criminal justice, as referred to in Article 1 number 7 of Law Number 11 of 2012 concerning the Child Criminal Justice System. The results showed that the theft factor committed by children here is due to family economics, broken home or the disharmony of the relationship between the child and parents at home, as well as the factor of following friends who eventually plunged children into the case, the settlement of the case was resolved where it was brought together both parties and perpetrators are asked for in-depth explanation. Obstacles obtained are that the UPPA Tanjung Balai Karimun Police investigators have difficulty in identifying the identity of the perpetrators, because most of the theft perpetrators are from outside Karimun district, the second is evidence, because after the perpetrators steal, they are immediately sold so that the investigator hard to find evidence.

INFLUENCE OF PARENTING STYLE ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT

Purpose: This study examined the influence of parenting style on academic achievement of students in university of Port Harcourt. The purpose of the study was to determine how authoritative and authoritarian parenting style, broken home and family size influence the academic achievement of students in university of Port Harcourt.Methodology: The study employed a descriptive survey design. The target population under study was all the 45,000-55,000 students in university of Port Harcourt. A purposive sampling technique was used to select a sample of 200 students from the larger population which was proportionally distributed in 20 departments in the University of Port Harcourt with 10 respondents from each departments. This study used questionnaire for data collection instrument and data was analyzed using mean and standard deviation to answer research questions while the hypothesis was analyzed using T-test to establish the influence of parenting style on academic achievement of students in university of port Harcourt . The data was presented in tabular form.Findings: The researcher found that the students who performed best experienced authoritative parenting style and therefore, it was the best method of parenting style in relation to academic achievement.Recommendation: The researcher recommended that parents should consider their children’s opinion and allow them air their views while making some critical decisions in issues, particularly the ones above 18 years.

Causes and Effects of Indiscipline among Students of the Selected SHSs in Bekwai Municipality of Ghana

The main purpose of this study was to examine the causes and effects of indiscipline among students of selected SHSs in the Bekwai Municipality. The research design that was adopted in the study was descriptive survey. Quantitative research approach was used. In this research, the target population comprised teachers in the Bekwai Senior `High School and Ofoase Kokoben Senior `High School. The targeted population for the study was teachers from Bekwai Senior High Schools (160) and Ofoase Kokoben Senior High Schools (96), totaling 256. The random sampling procedure was used to select one hundred and twenty-three (123) respondents for the study. Questionnaire was used to collect data for the study. After sorting out the questionnaires, the data was computed and analyzed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS version 20). The statistical analysis such as frequencies, percentages and mean would be used to answer the research question. The study results indicated that the schools paid serious attention to absenteeism, the school took actions against those involved in stealing. The causes of students' disciplinary problems were poor parenting, irresponsibility of parents, parental poverty, broken home, lack of commitment by teachers, and head leadership style. The study concluded that the school rules and regulations were implemented in such a way that they enhanced discipline in the schools under study. The study results recommended that the Government of Ghana, through the Ministry of Education, should conduct sensitization campaigns to educate all stakeholders on the need to participate in the discipline of children in and out of school as a measure to curb the increasing cases of student indiscipline at the selected schools and that the district education directorate should encourage head masters and teachers to use affirmative policy formulation to provide/encourage use of student-friendly disciplinary measures like guidance and counseling by experts.

A Preliminary Study on Criminal Tendencies in Reference to Hand Analysis, Behavioral Study, Family Study, Personality Theory and Psychoanalytical Study

The research revolves around the study of hard-core criminals and their criminal tendencies. 10 criminals and 10 noncriminals were studied and analyzed through this study. Interview, Questionnaire, and Photography are the methods used in comparing criminal and non-criminal traits. The period of study is two months (December to February). Criminal behavior is not an indication of mental illness, or else it could have been medically treated and cured. Some criminals are engaged in antisocial behavior due to psychiatric conditions that would include symptoms like hyperactivity, fewer communication skills, low intelligence etc. Researchers conclude that about 70 percent of criminals belong to broken homes. Dysfunctional families can also lead people to psychological problems. Broken families may also include a bad relationship with family members, conflicts, breakups and even criminal parents. Personality theory of Eysenck revolves around three types of personalities and the psychoanalytical theories relate criminal tendencies with poor social relationships, lack of guilt, ego and pleasure-seeking personality. So, this study comes across various parameters of criminal palmistry, family studies, personality theory and psychoanalytical study. The types of criminal behavior studied include crimes against property and persons. The palmistry studies might be found useful in revealing criminal and violent tendencies. Palmistry can be used for carrying out criminal investigations. To a great extend palm of a person can be analyzed to identify, certify a crime and conclude the nature of the crime. The study in this field might be helpful in controlling future crime rates by acknowledging people about criminal behavior and also if the palm of all the citizens is analyzed for creating a database, it would be helpful in crime management as well as criminal investigations.

Prediction of Vocational Students Behaviour using The k-Nearest Neighbor Algorithm

This article discusses the implementation of the k-NN algorithm in predicting student behavior. The school is a management unit that has data that correlate with students. All student data is stored in an academic information system that can be processed to predict student behavior. One of the data assessing student behavior is in the database of counseling guidance. Some data that will be processed include attendance, lateness notes of problems, teacher responses, tuition payments, broken home. The sample being tested was the data of 100 vocational students from various classes and various majors and divided into two categories. From this experiment, it can be seen that the most accurate K value is the value of K = 1, 3 and 4. The accuracy of the testing data generated is 94.9%.

Social Science: Caring for Children in Young Family Due to Pregnant Outside Marriage

Writing this paper aims to determine the function and influence of the family on a child, young families as a result of marride will be accidentally influenced by child care, where ideal care will be seen at the time of loyalty, attention and attention of parents to children in order to grow into a better generation. However, being too young to get married will hamper the knowledge of young couples about ideal parenting. The purpose of this study is to describe the knowledge of parenting in young families, to describe the problems of childcare and to describe the forms of care for young families as a result of accidental marriage. This research was conducted with a qualitative approach. The results of this study are the lack of knowledge about ideal parenting, so that parenting has changed the function of young families into their grandmothers or sisters. Care for young families with problems is seen from three factors: parenting, actors playing and the obstacles faced while having children. There are four forms of parenting namely democratic parenting, authoritarian parenting, permissive parenting and parenting style. Different parents will apply different parenting styles as well. However, the mayor of a young family uses democratic nurturing because they prioritize the importance of children but remain under the supervision of parents, parents are more rational, realistic, open, and able to communicate well with children. Democratic parenting style is mainly used to produce characteristics of children who are independent, obedient, honest, good communication and cooperative with others. There are several important questions in this paper, first. What is the ideal childcare method. Second. What is the impact of parents' lack of attention on a child. Third. How is the solution to bring together families who are broken home. Interview, data collection, and documentation methods are used in this paper to obtain maximum and concrete results. So that this paper can be used as a solution for families who are experiencing problems both internally and externally.

DAMPAK KELUARGA BROKEN HOME TERHADAP PSIKOLOGIS ANAK

Broken home can also be interpreted as a family condition that is not harmonious and does not work like a harmonious, peaceful, and prosperous family because of frequent riots and disputes that lead to disputes and end in divorce. Actually children who are broken home are not only children who come from divorced parents, but also children who come from families that are not intact or not harmonious. There are many factors behind the broken home, including fights or parental fights, divorce, parent's busy life. The impact of broken home on the child's psychological, among others: Children begin to suffer from high anxiety and fear. Children feel clamped in the middle, because they have to choose between mother or father, Children often have a sense of guilt and If both parents are fighting, it allows children can hate one of their parents. Some psychologists state that the most important help a divorced parent can give is to try to reassure and convince children that they are innocent. Ensure that they do not need to feel responsible for the divorce of their parents. Another thing that needs to be done by parents who are going to divorce is to help children adjust to keep running routine activities at home. Do not force children to side with one of the parties who are bickering, and do not occasionally involve them in the divorce process. Another thing that can help children is to find other adults such as aunts or uncles, who can temporarily fill their emptiness after being left by their father or mother. That is to say, so that children feel they are getting a support that strengthens them in finding a substitute figure for a mother father who is no longer present as when there is no divorce.

Xcalibur, The Musical by Stephen Rayne

Reviewed by: Xcalibur, The Musical by Stephen Rayne Kevin J. Harty stephen rayne, dir., Xcalibur, The Musical. Music by Frank Wildhorn, book by Ivan Menchell, and lyrics by Robin Lerner. Korean Lyricist/Script: Park Chun Hwi. Executive Producer: Eum Hong Hyeon for EMK Musical Company International, 2019. Starring in the recorded version Kai (Arthur), Sophie Kim (Guinevere), and Park Hang Hyun (Lancelot). Streaming on Broadway on Demand since Summer 2020. 150 minutes. Stage musicals are big business in Korea, where they feature casts and orchestras so large that they would bankrupt Broadway and West End productions, and play to audiences numbering in the thousands. Xcalibur, The Musical is such a production, although Xcalibur had its beginnings in 2014 in Switzerland. In a formula that has proven successful for any number of producers and composers, the show was originally written in English and then translated into German. The Swiss production then toured Germany for two years of fine tuning, after which it was translated back into English and then into Korean for the 2019 Seoul premiere, which attracted more than enthusiastic sold-out audiences once it was announced that the three principal roles would be rotated among leading K-pop performers. The Korean production was subsequently recorded for audio and video distribution, and for streaming on Broadway on Demand in Korean (and Latin!—for the incantations of Merlin and Morgan) with English subtitles, either for free or for a nominal fee. Medievalism in the form of the stage musical is rare. Spamalot stands in a category all by itself because it is, well, Spamalot. Pippin, despite its lack of any historicity, has its moments. Marco Polo, in several less than memorable musicals, gets to fall unwittingly in love with the daughter of Genghis Khan, with both father and daughter invariably played by non-Asian actors. Nothing is added to the legends of Robin Hood by Twang! or of Joan of Arc by Goodtime Charley. Camelot has not aged well, and has always been problematic, despite any Kennedy-era nostalgia, because of its genre (it is a musical tragedy), and even worse its gender politics (‘How to Handle a Woman’ indeed!). Xcalibur is harmless enough—and its plot is markedly different than that of the original Swiss production, which was entitled Artus-Excalibur, and which told a much more complicated version of the Arthuriad. What may be most interesting about Xcalibur is that it is simply a rare example of a Korean take on the legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Xcalibur avoids one trap that many modern versions of the Arthuriad fall into: it does not seek to tell the whole story of Arthur and his knights, though it does include a significant number of well-known highpoints. It offers the (back)story of the sword in the stone, the founding of the Round Table, the conflict between Arthur and his half-sister Morgan, the betrayal of Lancelot and Guinevere, and an Arthur victorious who saves his country from an invading horde of pagan Saxons—which is, admittedly, more than enough to fill 150 minutes of stage time. Xcalibur opens in fifth-century Britain on a farm in the west managed by the kindly Ector, who has adopted Arthur from Merlin, along with any number of other boys (the band of brothers who will become the Knights of the Round Table), including Lancelot whom the kindly Ector has rescued from a broken home and an [End Page 77] abusive father. The country is riven within by political divisions though united in its adoption of the Christian faith and threatened from without by pagan Saxons under the leadership of the cruel Wolf, who set about doing what we expect pagan marauders to do. Attacking and sacking a monastery, the Saxons murder the nuns and monks, and take captive Morgan, the daughter of Uther Pendragon who has been imprisoned there since the death of her father. Morgan yearns for her freedom, the throne, and Merlin—not necessarily in that order—and Xcalibur advances a complicated love-hate relationship between Morgan and Merlin. Uther had succumbed to the fire of the dragon—its destructive force—instead of the breath...

Abstracts of English Language Theses on Algeria

The Maghreb Review, Vol. 45, 2, 2020 © The Maghreb Review 2020 This publication is printed on FSC Mix paper from responsible sources ABSTRACTS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE THESES ON ALGERIA CURATED AND EDITED BY MOHAMED BEN-MADANI We have published abstracts of English language theses on Algeria in three parts. The first part in Theses from the English-speaking world on Algeria, Volume. 7, nos. 3-4,1982, pp.94-96; part 2: Abstracts of English language theses on Algeria, 1945-2001, Volume 26, Numbers 2-4, 2001, pp.113-395, this included PhD theses presented in US, Canadian and British Universities; part 3: Abstracts of PhD theses on Algeria presented at British Universities 2002 to 2017, Volume 44. no.1, 2019, pp.112 - 142. Abstracts of English language theses on Algeria in this issue includes theses presented in the US and British Universities, which have not been published in the volumes mentioned above. Theses which had an embargo but are now available are included here. Some theses are comparatively short – as few as 100 pages – and many universities where these theses were presented are not necessarily equipped with bibliographical documentation and the expertise needed to supervise Dissertations on the Maghreb. The list is arranged in alphabetical order by author. EDUCATIONAL WASTAGE AND ITS EFFECT ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND MANPOWER PROVISION IN ALGERIA, PHD, UNIVERSITY OF WALES, CARDIFF, 1983 ABBAD, M. This study is composed of three main chapters: Chapter one: analyses the economic and the related educational development from independence in 1962. In terms of mismatch and wastage, the following main causes were isolated: lack of suitable curricula, shortage of schools, good quality teachers, teaching equipment, and the problem of using Arabic as a medium of instruction, together with a rigidity centralised system of control, inadequate supervision and an inflexible system of examination and promotion. Causes outside the school included family, socio-economic status, level of education and broken homes. Chapter two: consists of field study covering supervisors, principals, teacher and parents, using four questionnaires to identify their awareness of the problem and likelihood of supporting new government policy, and to gain further ABSTRACTS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE THESES ON ALGERIA 373 evidence of the causes of the situation. A strong agreement with the findings of chapter one emerged from the analysis of the replies in terms of ten hypotheses. Chapter three: consists of a discussion giving suggestions of dealing with the problems in respect of the phasing and type of training programmes and provision needed in respect of planning, supervision, and teacher training including the improvement of teacher status. It was assumed that the Fundamental Polytechnic school would become the main base and that this, together with a more vocationally biased secondary school, both with modified curricula, examination and promotion systems could provide the appropriate pupil experiences to meet national development needs. In support of this, suggestions were also made regarding the teaching of Arabic and science; the provision of nursery education; and counselling and guidance. Finally, suggestions were made for the further development of centres for early school leavers and teaching methods in general. DOMINATION BY CONSENT: THE BUREAUX ARABES AND PUBLIC INSTRUCTION IN COLONIAL ALGERIA, 1831-1870, PHD., GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, 2002. ABI-MERSHED, OSAMA WALID The paper examines educational policies in colonial Algeria between 1831 and 1870, and the efforts of the French military Offices of Arab Affairs (Bureaux arabes) to restructure the socio-cultural environment of Algeria according to colonial imperatives by implementing a curriculum of instruction designed to achieve “domination by consent.” The thesis begins with a survey of the philosophical and ideological bases of colonial instruction, its affinities with the political and cultural initiatives of the civilising mission, and the concessions to local or metropolitan forces and politics in its implementation and administration. Next, I present an overview of the circumstances in which the Arab Bureaux appropriated the cultural mission of France in Algeria by highlighting two transitions in educational policy-making, namely the periods between 18441848 and 1860-1863. Finally, I consider the limits or “horizons” of cultural hegemony, first, in terms of the political, economic, and cultural outlets that were promised or offered to the educated natives upon graduation, and second, in terms...

Causal attributions for somatic symptom disorder

ObjectivesTwo research questions will be addressed: (1) What does the German public think about possible causes of somatic symptom disorder (SSD) and are there differences in causal attributions according to symptom and course of SSD? (2) Are causal attributions associated with beliefs about treatment and stigmatizing attitudes? MethodsTwo vignettes with symptoms of SSD were used in a national telephone survey in Germany (N = 1004). Vignettes differed regarding main type of symptom (pain vs. fatigue) and existence of an earlier somatic disease (yes vs. no). Respondents were asked about their agreement with five causal beliefs (broken home, heredity, lack of willpower, work stress, and misinterpretation of body signals). ResultsAbout 90% of the respondents agreed that work stress is a possible cause of the SSD symptoms. Agreement was significantly more pronounced in case of a person with fatigue and an earlier severe somatic disease. A quarter endorsed lack of willpower as a possible cause. Lack of willpower was associated with a significant increase of desire for social distance in both vignettes. Work stress was associated with a significantly increased likelihood of positively evaluating the effectiveness of psychotherapy in both cases of SSD. ConclusionsPublic beliefs about causes of SSD are associated with stigma and treatment beliefs. Emphasising work stress as a cause may promote the belief that psychotherapy is effective for treatment of SSD.

Penguatan Komunikasi Interpersonal Keluarga Migran di Kota Medan

Economic needs and demands for welfare are the drivers in migrating abroad as migrant workers which can often cause problems in the family. So it is necessary to build a good communication. Therefore it is important to do a strengthening of interpersonal communication within the family in order to minimize household breakage (broken home). DeVito believes that interpersonal communication is communication that occurs between two people who already have a clear relationship, including family. This writing aims to see the strengthening of the interpersonal communication of migrant families of Indonesian Workers left behind in building harmony in the household. Strengthening is given in the form of verbal reinforcement by showing attitudes, decision responses and agreements in the household between children and parents. The results of this paper indicate that the strengthening of interpersonal communication carried out by migrant families is to increase attention, encourage children's education, lead to divergent ways of thinking or look for their own initiatives

COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN: AN EFFORT OF HANDLING AND LEGAL PROTECTION

<p>This article examines efforts to protect and deal with government, law enforcement agencies and assistants or NGOs in preventing and eradicating commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC). In Indonesia there are many child trafficking in border areas and cities like Surabaya, which are identified as sending, transit and destination cities. The research type used is the juridical empirical study namely the effectiveness research of regulations enforcement on child protection. Primary data obtained from experience experienced by children and the family, law enforcement, government and companion Non Governmental Organization (NGO). Data collection techniques carried out by the interview method and FGD. The results showed that the commercial sexual exploitation of children is an act of human trafficking because the purpose of sexual action is to obtain money or other goods with the children, sex service users, liaison and related parties. The highest educated victims of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) are high school and are in an economically inadequate condition, broken home, and the influence of uncontrolled social media.</p><p> </p>

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Children and Adults: A Population Survey on Public Beliefs

Objective: To investigate beliefs and attitudes of the public toward attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children and adults. Method: In a representative population survey in Germany (N = 1,008) using computer-assisted telephone interviews, we asked participants about causal beliefs, illness recognition, treatment recommendations, and beliefs about ADHD, presenting an unlabelled vignette of a child or an adult with ADHD. Results: The most frequently endorsed causal beliefs for the depicted child with ADHD were “TV or Internet,” “lack of parental affection,” and “broken home.” In comparison with the child vignette, biological causal beliefs were endorsed more often after the adult vignette. In the child vignette, 66% advised against a treatment with stimulant medication. About 90% of respondents had heard of ADHD. Of those, 20% said they believed ADHD to be not a real disease. Conclusion: Beliefs of the German public partly contradict evidence and should be considered in therapeutical and public contexts.

PEMBERDAYAAN ANAK JALANAN MELALUI PENDEKATAN PEKERJAAN SOSIAL

Children who are displaced on the street without family care are often referred to as street children. Those born of two aspects, the first because of a family problem or a broken home that they finally plunge into the harsh world, second because of the support of free association and mischoosing a friend. This becomes one of the problems of vulnerability in the future of the child, in the capital the number of street children increasingly increasing the day. A wide variety of street children's lives, ranging from sleeping under bridges, rail tracks, to living on the market. Not only in the capital, even now the street children are rampant in various regions. This problem should be addressed immediately because the future of the nation there is the hand of youth, if the princes are troubled how about the people. Social workers are one solution to tackle a child's future vulnerability problem. With various activities and motivation encouragement that social workers do can change the life of street children.

Konseling Logoterapi dalam Penetapan Tujuan Hidup Remaja Broken Home

This paper aims to reveal how logotherapy counseling in setting adolescent life goals is broken home, by having a meaningful life humans will find a directed life process, logotherapy counseling invites clients to understand the wisdom of each problem from the beginning of the counseling process. The method used is library research. It can be seen that with 4 steps logotherapy counseling is the stage of forming and fostering rapport, the stage of disclosure and assessment of problems, the stage of joint discussion, and the stages of evaluation and conclusion. The results obtained from the research data sources are that logotherapy counseling can help clients determine their life goals, clients who face fearsome difficulties or are in conditions that do not allow them to move and creativity are helped to find the meaning of their life in how they deal with these conditions and how his suffering. Logotherapy counseling teaches clients to see the positive value of suffering and provides an opportunity to feel grateful for the suffering and problems being experienced by the client

Subjective Well-being in Broken Home Individual: A Case Study in Ambon

The problem and purpose of this study is to describe subjective well-being towards broken home individuals. The subjects in this study were only one criteria, who is individual were victims of divorce for more than ten years. The research method used is qualitative research with case study design. The type of qualitative approach used is descriptive phenomenology. Data collection techniques used are structured interviews and observation. Data analysis techniques used data reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing verification. Tools and materials in this study used pens, books, recording devices (tape recorder). Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that (1) life satisfaction, (2) negative impacts, (3) expectations, (4) need fulfillment, affect subjective-well being towards broken home individuals.

PEMENUHAN KEBUTUHAN DASAR ANAK OLEH ORANG TUA PASCA PERCERAIAN

Jember is a district with a high divorce rate in the East Java province. Divorcing leaves behind a victim which is the child of a divorced couple. Children who are victims of broken home usually have negative behavior both for themselves and the surrounding environment due to family conditions that are broke apart. In addition, the needs of broken home child unlike when the family is still intact. But the children's victim of the divorced parents in Tegalsari Village did not show deviant behavior like most children who were victims of broken home. The purpose of this study is to describe how to fulfill the basic needs of children by parents after divorce. The approach of this research is qualitative and uses descriptive type of research. Determination of informants in this study using a purposive technique. The technique of collecting data uses observation, interviews, and documentation. Data analysis used data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion or verification. The data validity technique used is in the form of source triangulation. The results showed that both divorced parents still met their children's needs even though they were not in one house. Needs fulfilled by parents are educational needs, health needs and needs of achievement. The way fathers and mothers fulfill their children's needs is somewhat different. Mothers in meeting their children's needs are more responsive, organized and resilient starting from simple things to serious problems. While the father in fulfilling his children's needs is less sensitive to the needs of his child. It means that the father in meeting the needs of his children seems serious when the problem is considered very important, for example a child who is seriously ill must be taken to the hospital and others.
 Jember merupakan salah satu kabupaten dengan tingkat perceraian yang tinggi di Provinsi Jawa Timur. Perceraian meninggalkan korban yang merupakan anak dari pasangan yang bercerai. Anak-anak yang menjadi korban broken home biasanya memiliki perilaku negatif baik terhadap diri sendiri maupun lingkungan sekitarnya akibat kondisi keluarga yang berantakan. Selain itu, kebutuhan anak broken home tidak seperti saat keluarga masih utuh. Namun anak-anak korban dari orang tua yang bercerai di Desa Tegalsari tidak menunjukkan perilaku menyimpang seperti kebanyakan anak yang menjadi korban broken home. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mendeskripsikan bagaimana pemenuhan kebutuhan dasar anak oleh orang tua pasca perceraian. Pendekatan penelitian ini adalah kualitatif dan menggunakan jenis penelitian deskriptif. Penentuan informan dalam penelitian ini menggunakan teknik purposive. Teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan observasi, wawancara, dan dokumentasi. Analisis data menggunakan reduksi data, penyajian data, dan penarikan kesimpulan atau verifikasi. Teknik keabsahan data yang digunakan berupa triangulasi sumber. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa kedua orang tua yang bercerai tetap dapat memenuhi kebutuhan anaknya meskipun tidak berada dalam satu rumah. Kebutuhan yang dipenuhi oleh orang tua adalah kebutuhan pendidikan, kebutuhan kesehatan dan kebutuhan berprestasi. Cara ayah dan ibu memenuhi kebutuhan anak mereka agak berbeda. Ibu dalam memenuhi kebutuhan anaknya lebih tanggap, teratur dan ulet mulai dari hal yang sederhana hingga masalah yang serius. Sedangkan ayah dalam memenuhi kebutuhan anaknya kurang peka terhadap kebutuhan anaknya. Artinya bapak dalam memenuhi kebutuhan anaknya nampak serius padahal masalah dianggap sangat penting, misalnya anak yang sakit parah harus dibawa ke rumah sakit dan lain-lain.

Analisis Kesulitan Belajar Matematika terhadap Siswa Keluarga "Broken Home" di SMA Uswatun Hasanah Jakarta Timur

<em>The purpose of this study is to find out the difficulties of learning mathematics students who have problems with their families or broken home. The place of this research is a private high school in East Jakarta, namely Uswatun Hasanah High School. The research sample is students who have problems outside of school, namely problems with their families. The method of this research is an exploratory survey with a qualitative approach. Data collection of this research are interviews, observations and documents from research subjects. Two broken home children were the subjects of this study. The results of this study indicate that the process of learning mathematics for students who are broken home needs special handling in the form of advice and enthusiasm from mathematics teachers, counseling teachers, and homeroom teachers and is expected to be given effective learning methods to make students more focused in learning and more mature in face the problem</em>

Correlation Between Broken Home And Coping Strategy Upon Adolescent Personality

Background: Youth from broken home families are very vulnerable because of depression experienced in facing stressful conditions. Each individual will develop a stress management strategy called coping strategy, which have impact on ones personality. Objective: To obtain empirical data in order to find out the correlation between broken home and coping strategy in adolescents Method: Thestudy used correlational techniques, data collection in the form of a strategyways of coping coping questionnaire from Lazarus and questionnaire identification of broken family. Data analysis using statistics. Results: From the statistical results using the Chi-squared contingency coefficient obtained of 10.615 and C of 0.458. Because the ratio of values C = 0.458 and Cmax = 0.707, based on the norms of contingency shows a sufficient degree of correlation between broken home with coping strategy in Youth Personality at Marsudi Putra Antasena Social Assistance Magelang. Conclusion: There is a significant correlation between youth age personality Broken home with Coping Strategy in adolescents at Marsudi Putra Antasena Social Assistance Magelang, with moderate levels of correlation

Child Sexual Abuse in Institutionalized Settings

The alarming prevalence of Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) across the globe demands scrutinization of the present mechanisms in place to protect children from abuse. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child acknowledges that the family is the natural environment for the development and well-being of children. However, historically, children throughout South Asia have suffered homelessness, neglect and deprivation due to factors such as broken homes, lack of financial resources, physical and sexual abuse, and the age-old tradition of migrating parents in search of a better life, leaving children in the care of others often unable or unwilling to provide long-term care and attention. With such numbers, child care during the last decade has gained its due attention. A specific set of resolutions were placed by the United Nations and various Governments for alternative care, to address protection and shelter for children whose rights were being violated. Yet, disturbing malpractices and absence of monitoring and evaluation were discovered across child care institutions in South Asian nations including India, Nepal and Afghanistan, with reports confirming CSA. To ensure protection of children from institutional abuse, there is an urgent need to review the existing laws in terms of their efficacy to protect children and feasibility in implementation. The present study suggests possible solutions, by trying to understand standardized and effective models of care systems and mechanisms. This will further help us delve into areas where law and policies in South Asia can be compared with regards to alternative care; to understand gaps, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and thereby generating policy suggestions for alternative care.