Correlates Of Self-regulation Research Articles

Correlation of Self-Regulation on Enhancing Adolescent Self-Reliance in Preventing Drug Abuse in Medan City

Referring to the World Drugs Report 2020, there has been an increase in global drug use and illicit substance abuse. In 2018, approximately 269 million people worldwide were using drugs. This study aims to examine the influence of self-regulation on the resilience of teenagers in preventing drug abuse. This is a quantitative analytical study with a cross-sectional design. The study population consists of 17,906 students from public vocational schools in Medan City, with a sample of 200 individuals selected through random cluster sampling. The instruments used were questionnaires, and data analysis was conducted using univariate, bivariate, and multivariate analyses with simple regression tests. The data processing results from the 200 student respondents revealed that 49.5% were male and 50.5% were female. Among them, 56.5% had low levels of self-regulation, while 43.0% exhibited sufficient resilience. Bivariate analysis using the Chi-Square test yielded a r-value of 0.0001 (r < 0.05), indicating a significant relationship between self-regulation and teenage resilience in Medan City regarding drug abuse prevention. Referring to the findings of this study can be generally understood that self-regulation influences adolescent resilience in preventing drug abuse

Correlation Of Self-Regulation And Learning Habits With Student's Thesis Writing Skills

This study aims to determine the correlation between self-regulation and study habits with thesis writing skills of students at the Kupang State Christian Institute. The study used a quantitative approach with the correlational method. The population in this study amounted to 248 people consisting of semester IX students, while the research sample amounted to 71 people who were calculated using the Slovin formula. Data was collected through distributing questionnaires and then continued with carrying out data processing using statistical techniques. Based on the results of the correlation analysis of the three variables, the coefficient price of 0.311 is obtained, it can be said that between the variables X1 and X2 with Y has a significant correlation, then from the analysis results also obtained the coefficient of determination (r-square) of 0.097 or equivalent to 9, 7%. This means that the correlation between self-regulation and study habits with thesis writing skills for students of the State Christian Institute of the State Christian Institute of Kupang is 9.7% and the remaining 90.3% is caused by other factors outside the variables of self-regulation and study habits. . From these results, the researcher can draw the conclusion that the alternative hypothesis (Ha) is accepted.

The interactive effects of heart rate variability and mindfulness on indicators of well-being in healthcare professionals' daily working life

ObjectiveHeart rate variability (HRV) and mindfulness have been described as correlates of self-regulation and well-being. The goal of the present study was to investigate their interactions from a within-person perspective in the context of work. MethodsApplying an ambulatory assessment approach, we studied 89 healthcare professionals across two to four work shifts. Self-reports of momentary job demands, mindfulness, and well-being (as indicated by emotional exhaustion, relaxation, and contentment) were provided three to four times a day via smartphone questionnaires. Electrocardiogram and activity sensors continuously recorded data from the beginning to the end of the shifts. Multilevel models based on 937 measurements were built for emotional exhaustion, relaxation, and contentment. ResultsAfter controlling for covariates, including bodily movement, shift, and job demands, short-term HRV was marginally significantly related to decreased emotional exhaustion and significantly related to increased relaxation. State mindfulness was significantly related to decreased emotional exhaustion, and increased relaxation and contentment. Furthermore, HRV and mindfulness significantly interacted such that emotional exhaustion was lowest and relaxation was highest when both HRV and mindfulness were high. ConclusionsTogether, the findings provide insights into the use of HRV and mindfulness as indexes of psychophysiological regulatory resources that seemingly intensify their respective beneficial effects on the daily well-being of employees.

RELATIONSHIP OF KNOWLEDGE AND SELF-REGULATION WITH NURSES’ PREPAREDNESS FACING SMOKE DISASTER IN PONTIANAK CITY

Smoke haze disaster that occurred in 2015 due to forest and land fire caused suffering to about 503,874 people with acute respiratory infection (ARI) and caused death of 26 people and huge economic losses that reached 200 trillion and 43 million people were exposed to smoke haze. The research purposes in this study was to analyze the correlation of knowledge and self-regulation against the nurse’ preparedness in community health center in facing smoke haze disaster in Pontianak. The method used was analytical survey with cross sectional approach with total respondents of 90 nurses in health center that was collected by simple random sampling. Nurses’ preparedness was measured by using Emergency Preparedness Information Questionnaire. The test result of spearman ranks explained the correlation between knowledge (p=0.036), but there was no correlation of self-regulation (p=0.074) with the nurses’ preparedness in community health center in facing smoke haze disasters in Pontianak. Analysis of logistic regression explained that knowledge with calculated value of Exp (B=3.378) was the most related variable against the nurses’ preparedness in health center compared with self-regulation. Therefore from the study it was evident that knowledge of nurses about the disaster was substantial in aspect to management process of disaster in both preparedness phase and response phase.