Group Communication Patterns Research Articles

Pola Komunikasi Dakwah Kelompok dalam Grup Regional Komunitas “Ruang Edit”

This research aims to find out how group communication patterns in the regional group of the Ruang Edit community can build member attachment to each other. The method in this research uses a case study qualitative method using B.Aubrey Fisher's Decision Emergence theory and Group Development Bruce Tuckman's approach. The data collection techniques used in this research are non-participant observation in the Jabodetabek and Jateng Regional groups, semi-structured interviews with founders, regional admins, and active members as informants, and documentation taken in the form of photographs of activities and other forms of writing. The result of this study is that each indicator of Decision Emergence theory produces various kinds and forms of communication patterns. The orientation phase uses secondary, one-way, and two-way communication patterns. The conflict phase uses linear and two-way communication patterns. The emergence phase uses circular and two-way communication patterns. The reinforcement phase uses circular, two-way, and multidirectional communication patterns. Keywords: Da’wah Communication pattern, Community, Ruang Edit

POLA KOMUNIKASI KELOMPOK KOMUNITAS SPARTAN KOMANDO (SPARKO) JAKARTA DALAM MEMPERTAHANKAN EKSISTENSINYA

The Sparko Community is a military-style sports community formed by Lt. Col. Eka Wira in 2015. This community already has many members spread across several cities in Indonesia, one of which is the Sparko GBK Community in Jakarta. The aim of this research is to find out how group communication patterns maintain their existence through the concept of network type theory of communication patterns. The research method is descriptive qualitative. Data collection methods include observation, interviews, literature study and documentation. The informants in this research were represented by 4 people, namely 1 person was a coach as key informant and 3 people were members and community administrators as informants. The research results show that the communication pattern that occurs in the Sparko community is an all-channel communication pattern or a Bintang communication pattern where the chairman and members have the same power in influencing other members and all members can send and receive messages actively and communicatively, and everyone can communicate and participate optimally in the group.
 
 Keywords : Communications Pattern, Existence, Sparko Community

Pola Komunikasi Pengasuh dalam Menegakkan Kedisiplinan Santri Pondok Pesantren Modern Daar Al-Uluum Kisaran

The aim of this research is to determine the communication patterns of the mujahideen assembly in broadcasting Islamic law in the city of Medan and to determine the obstacles and supporting factors for the mujahideen assembly in broadcasting Islamic law in the city of Medan. The method in this research is to use a qualitative method where the researcher goes directly to the field and interviews the sources or informants of this research face to face. The results of this research are the communication patterns used by supervisors in enforcing student discipline at the Daar Al-Uluum Kisaran Modern Islamic Boarding School, Kisaran, Asahan Regency, namely Interpersonal Communication Patterns and Group Communication Patterns. The factor that is an obstacle to carrying out the dhuha prayer discipline is the lack of self-confidence of the students towards their caregivers at the Daar Al-Uluum Modern Islamic Boarding School which results in the caregivers/guides not knowing the problems experienced by the students. The closed nature of a santri makes it difficult for caregivers/coaches to know what problems the santri are experiencing. There is still a lack of creating a harmonious relationship between all elements of caregivers at the Daar Al-Modern Islamic Boarding School and the Santri. This less than harmonious relationship occurs because the students who have just entered still don't know the students and their caregivers/guides as a whole and there is still a sense of embarrassment (awkwardness) among the students, especially the students who have just entered, when dealing directly with the caregivers/guides at the Daar Al Modern Islamic Boarding School. -Uluum Kisaran, Asahan Regency.

Analysis of Communication Patterns Between Chinese and Sundanese Ethnic in Suryakencana, Bogor

Chinese ethnic live for generation across Indonesia and have adapt with Indonesian culture. in Bogor City, West Java. In general, Chinese ethnic descent who live in Bogor, West Java, specifically in Central Bogor sub-district live in Warehouse and Pasar Babakan sub-districts which include the Suryakencana area, with a percentage of 27%, live side to side with Sundanese ethnicity. The purpose of this study was to determine communication patterns between ethnic groups of Chinese and Sundanese descent on Jalan Suryakencana Bogor. This study combines two main concepts: cross-cultural communication and communication patterns. This study is using interpretif paradigm with a qualitative descriptive approach. Data collection uses three methods: in-depth interviews, and non-participatory observation. The study findings reveal that cross-cultural communication emerges through tolerance, especially in terms of respect, openness, association, and acculturation. The ethnic identity of Chinese descent is reflected in architectural features decorated with traditional Chinese elements, wedding practices, and Chinese vocabulary in daily conversation. Interpersonal communication patterns emerge in trading contexts, while group communication patterns emerge during social activities.

Group Communication Patterns In Building Trust In Jametal Line Group

This study aims to determine communication patterns in building trust in the Jametal line group. Effective communication patterns are built by Jametal admins to create a trust for members to purchase merchandise based on the delivery of information that can be received well, information disclosure by admins, honesty, admin ability to maintain communication to the kindness of admins who always integrate consistently. This type of research is qualitative through the case study method. Data collection techniques are observation, interviews, and documentation. The results showed that 3 (three) communication patterns occurred in the Jametal group, namely one-way communication patterns, two-way communication patterns, and multi-directional communication patterns. But the most dominant communication pattern is the two-way communication pattern. The pattern of one-way communication occurs during greetings every time a new member enters or leaves the group. Two-way communication patterns occur during the buying process to giving testimonials and multi-way communication patterns of buying and selling between members and admins. In forming trust, there are 3 (three) indicators, namely ability, kindness, and integrity. Ability to maintain communication, fulfill market desires and be open to all information. Kindness to create trust is shown by always responding positively and patiently whenever anyone asks or experiences confusion and the integrity of Jametal admin, which is always giving the best consistently, creating a sense of security and comfort for group members regarding merchandise and when communicating to create and maintain the trust of group members.

Manajemen Konflik dan Pola Komunikasi pada Kelompok Mahasiswa KKN

In an environment or group there will inevitably arise differences of opinion or perceptions which if not quickly resolved will eventually become a prolonged conflict. Everyone should be able to overcome the problems he is experiencing so that they do not widen. We often hear the ability to handle conflict management. The purpose of this research is to find out conflict management and communication patterns in KKN student groups so that they can avoid problems that can arise during KKN. This research is a qualitative descriptive study with 3 students as respondents. Data collection methods used are observation, interviews and documentation. This study uses descriptive qualitative data analysis by analyzing data, reducing data, compiling data in units, categorizing data, determining data validity and interpreting data. The results of the study show that conflict management in the KKN group is in a good category because each member has the awareness to respect and respect one another, while the communication pattern used is an interpersonal communication pattern.

Pola Kendali Komunikatif Pembina Dalam Meningkatkan Kepatuhan Aturan Mahasiswa Ma’had Al Jamiah IAIN Parepare

Communication patterns are ways of conveying messages from a communicator to communicants directly or by using tools and facilities as media. The purpose of this research is to find out the communication patterns of coaches in increasing compliance with Ma'had Al Jamiah IAIN Parepare students. This research use desciptive qualitative approach. using observation, interview and documentation data collection techniques, the informants were students and supervisors of the Ma'had Al Jamiah IAIN Parepare hostel . The results of the research included; (1) The description of student compliance shows non-compliance with programs/activities carried out by the dormitory, the form of student disobedience is not participating in learning activities optimally including not depositing Arabic and English memorization and not participating in learning programs. (2) The communication patterns used by the coach are group communication patterns using a lecture and advice approach to students of Ma'had Al-Jamiah IAIN Parepare, communication techniques like this are very important, and are able to change the mindset of students from previously only taking regulations lightly to being more understand the rules themselves. (3) Obstacles that affect student compliance, namely; obstacles due to the busyness of the campus where students do not take part in learning on the grounds of being busy outside the dormitory, and the self-awareness factor, namely self-awareness determines great motivation and willingness for students to be present in student dormitory program activities.

POLA KOMUNIKASI KELOMPOK FATAYAT NU TANGERANG DALAM PEMBENTUKAN KARAKTER HIDUP SEHAT PADA KEGIATAN “SHARING SEHAT BERSAMA FATAYAT”

The family is the foundation of the formation of a healthy living character, because it is from the family that the formation of a healthy living character actually begins. Good or bad a person's healthy way of life is clearly determined by the parenting pattern developed in the family. A mother becomes a good uswatun hasanah for her children, in realizing the child into a whole person who brings goodness to himself, his family, society, country, and the universe (maslahah). Approach The group communication pattern applied is an approach that can be better understood as a pattern of interaction than as a set of specific skills. This study aims to determine the pattern of communication in Healthy Sharing activities with Fatayat. This study was dissected based on the concept of group communication patterns, using a qualitative approach research method with a descriptive method. The results of the research are communication patterns, communication patterns, network communication schemes, all channels or star patterns and communication patterns, group interaction analysis, and character education by interacting and sharing education.

The Differentiation of Couples from the Original Family and Its Role in Predicting the Communication Patterns and Marital Satisfaction in Different Ethnic Groups in Iran

The Differentiation of Couples from the Original Family and Its Role in Predicting the Communication Patterns and Marital Satisfaction in Different Ethnic Groups in Iran

Incremental communication patterns in online social groups

In the last decades, temporal networks played a key role in modelling, understanding, and analysing the properties of dynamic systems where individuals and events vary in time. Of paramount importance is the representation and the analysis of Social Media, in particular Social Networks and Online Communities, through temporal networks, due to their intrinsic dynamism (social ties, online/offline status, users’ interactions, etc..). The identification of recurrent patterns in Online Communities, and in detail in Online Social Groups, is an important challenge which can reveal information concerning the structure of the social network, but also patterns of interactions, trending topics, and so on. Different works have already investigated the pattern detection in several scenarios by focusing mainly on identifying the occurrences of fixed and well known motifs (mostly, triads) or more flexible subgraphs. In this paper, we present the concept on the Incremental Communication Patterns, which is something in-between motifs, from which they inherit the meaningfulness of the identified structure, and subgraph, from which they inherit the possibility to be extended as needed. We formally define the Incremental Communication Patterns and exploit them to investigate the interaction patterns occurring in a real dataset consisting of 17 Online Social Groups taken from the list of Facebook groups. The results regarding our experimental analysis uncover interesting aspects of interactions patterns occurring in social groups and reveal that Incremental Communication Patterns are able to capture roles of the users within the groups.

Pola Komunikasi Dakwah Bil Hal Muhammadiyah pada Masyarakat Agraris

Not only oral (tabligh, oral, and written) da'wah that can be done to touch certain communities such as the farming community, but also the planned dakwah bil hal (da'wah with action). Dakwah bil hal requires a communication pattern so that various activities planned in the program can be carried out following the expectations of the parties involved. By using qualitative descriptive methods and interactive model data analysis techniques. It is known that there are four communication patterns implemented by Muhammadiyah administrators in Bandung Regency including interpersonal communication patterns, group communication, public communication, and mass communication. Interpersonal communication patterns and group communication patterns are the most effective communication used in the implementation of preaching when it comes to Muhammadiyah.

Training in Improving The Quality of Communication Using the Communication Patterns of Adolescent Students of Al-Mu'awwanah Mosque

This community service activity aims to provide Quality Communication Training by Using the Communication Pattern of Youth Groups of Almu'awwanah Mosque. This activity was held for one full day, starting at 8:00 to 16:00 WIB. The material provided was in the form of communication quality training using communication patterns of youth groups of the Al-Mu'awwanah mosque. The total number of participants as many as 50 youth. The majority of whom came from members of the Al-Muawwanah mosque, and by adolescents in the Yellow Bamboo Village. The service activities provided result in 1) Being able to improve the quality of communication, 2) Adding experience in group communication patterns to strengthen group communication relationships for youth and Youth Al-Mu'awwanah Mosque, 3) Having quality communication within and fellow group members, 4) Creating close friendships in groups, 5) Able to run the youth program well according to the purpose, 6) Able to realize the mosque management program and the most important of these community service activities is being able to reactivate mosque teenagers.

POLA KOMUNIKASI GURU DI RUANG PUBLIK SEKOLAH

The communication of teachers in the public room is one of the strategies for transferring the lesson material to the participants. Done through forms of communication so that students are motivated to build dialogue and interaction as part of the learning process. The results of this research show that the teacher's community pattern in the school public room has been effectively and intensely: [1] Process of communication of teachers conducted through observations of behavioral students to know the ins and outs of psychology every learner. Then the teacher seeks to establish good communication with the aim of attracting sympathy. This is done because some learners who are less eager in the learning process, such as: not focused on learning, can not memorize in front of the class, and pay less attention to school assignments. [2] Teacher communication patterns used in learning are: personal and group communication patterns include; [a] Such verbal communication, delivering the material directly to the learners. [b] Non-verbal, such as: demonstrated behavior, neat dressing style, style of speech and the way of dialogue with teachers when delivering material. [3] Media such as: using books relating to the material being taught. With this teacher's communication pattern gives a positive impact on learners so that they can be motivated to follow the subject matter. Keywords: teacher communication pattern, student motivation

Banter Politeness from Cultural Perspective (Analysis of Palembang Malay Language)

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Well, Now What Do We Do? Wait . . .: A Group Process Analysis of Meeting Lateness

Workplace meetings start late all the time for a number of reasons. When participants are kept waiting, this can be experienced as a drain of personal resources. In this article, we integrate perspectives from conservation of resources theory, individual goal setting, group problem solving, and temporal dynamics to derive predictions regarding individual attendees’ meeting experiences and behavioral group communication patterns under conditions of meeting lateness. We conducted an experiment using 32 student groups in which 16 groups started their meeting on time, while 16 started their meeting 10 minutes late. We found that late meetings were less satisfying than on time meetings. Using videotaped meeting interactions, we analyzed the group dynamics at the micro-level of conversational utterances. Controlling for meeting duration, groups in the lateness condition showed substantially less solution-focused communication overall, less idea elaboration, less in-depth problem descriptions, and fewer socioemotional support statements than groups who started on time. Furthermore, lag sequential analysis revealed distinctly different temporal communication patterns. We discuss research implications for understanding meeting experiences through a conservation of resources lens as well as practical implications for managing group communication processes in workplace meetings.

A Model of Communicative and Hierarchical Foundations of High Reliability Organizing in Wildland Firefighting Teams

Organizational hierarchy is an inescapable aspect of many exemplary high reliability organizations (HROs). As organizations begin to adopt HRO theorizing to improve practice, it is increasingly important to explain how HRO principles—which assume the hallmarks of a flat hierarchy—can be understood and enacted in rigidly stratified organizations. We propose a preliminary theoretical model suggesting how various supervisor–subordinate and work group communication patterns and practices enable members to navigate hierarchy to achieve high reliability. We test the model using structural equation modeling on a sample of N = 574 U.S. wildland firefighters from three federal agencies. Results suggest how organizational members might overcome common hierarchy-based constraints to HRO through considering how leaders throughout a chain of command communicate to cultivate the necessary cross-level awareness of an operation, and ways in which supervisors, members, and groups might cultivate interactional cultures with respectful affect.

Komunikasi Kelompok Etnis Tionghoa Di Bandung Dalam Menyelenggarakan Event Imlekan

Group communication patterns in use is intensifying meetings between clans or cross-clan in a monastery or a special place to talk and discuss preparations for the event imlekan.dalam Background research that has been formulated by the researcher was How the Chinese Ethnicity Group Communication in Event Organizing Imlekan? The usefulness of this research is the researcher can learn and study the diverse culture of the nation is unique and interesting, and that became a symbol of Indonesian cultural treasures. In addition, researchers can learn koumunikasi technical group within a clan was like and also researchers can study the technical organization of the event was like. Group communication patterns that they use linguistically when it will host the event imlekan is intensifying face to face meetings with directly inter-clan or inter clan in a monastery or a special place to talk and discuss preparations for the event imlekan. Resistance factor is their members who rarely come in the meeting because of busy highly congested, busy generally due to occupation is very dense .kebudayaan Imlekan still refer to the city government, especially municipal reference that the four elements, namely: Tourism Bandung, Keagamis Bandung, Culture Bandung, and Arts Bandung. They often intensify the communication group meetings, conversations and discussions, particularly in the genus itself in terms of purchases of goods to be used in imlekan

The Social Structure of an Organization : Representation for Success

Organization theory is a discipline on the boundary between economics of organizations, sociology of organizations, management and political science. She is interested in organizations, both commercial and noncommercial, in all their diversity (company, hospital, union, organization, administration, conventions). It analyzes their functioning, structure and development for the purpose of better understanding, in order, if necessary, is able to offer their corrections or improvements. The main themes of this discipline are the power relations and social reporting, analysis and communication patterns in groups. Its development followed the socio-political developments of the twentieth century, the authors articulated around empirical or theoretical work widely. The sociology of organizations can be defined as a branch of sociology that studies how actors construct and coordinate the activities organized. It can also be defined as a social science that studies specific organizations named entities, and their modes of governance and interactions with their environment, and applies sociological methods to the study of these entities. In this paper, we will try to present the different specificities of the social structure of the organization.

Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia

Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia (MUM) is an annual international conference sponsored by ACM, which provides a forum for presenting the latest research results on mobile and ubiquitous multimedia. Every year, the conference brings together experts from both academia and industry over a period of 3 days in mid-winter, and boasts a rich technical program with plenty of opportunities for discussion and interaction with colleagues. MUM 2010, which took place in early December in the beautiful town of Limassol in Cyprus, was no exception. Sixty-two high-quality qualifying submissions were received from 20 countries across Europe, North America and Asia and 27 were selected for presentation at MUM. The papers presented covered areas, such as architectures, protocols and algorithms, middleware, interfaces, security, media management, social networks, user studies, field trials, and their application in areas, such as streaming, games, entertainment, transportation, location and context awareness, and intelligent and adaptive environments. This special issue comprises the extended versions of five papers originally submitted at MUM 2010 that have since successfully made it through two additional rounds of reviews. The selection process was particularly tough because a very high number of quality contributions were up for consideration for the special issue. The editor has made no effort to select papers of matching content but rather papers that are representative of the work presented at MUM 2010 and which promote understanding of the wider problems and issues which are pursued by researchers and practitioners working in the field. As a result, some papers of truly high quality had to be omitted from this special issue. Dinesh Babu Jayagopi and Daniel Gatica Perez of the Idiap Research Institute in Switzerland and Taemie Kiim and Alex Pentland of the MIT Media Lab in the USA address recognition of the different group conversational contexts during brainstorming and decision-making interaction using nonverbal behavioural cues and record their data using privacy-sensitive mobile sociometers. Their experiments serve to reveal that group communication patterns and dynamics are significantly different between the two. Andreas Locken, Niels Henze and Susanne Boll of the University of Oldenburg in Germany and Tobias Hesselmann and Martin Pielot of the Research Institute for Information Technology, also in Germany, propose a user-centred process for deriving gestures for controlling music playback. The resulting gesture set can serve as a benchmark for evaluating gesture recognition algorithms. Matthias Rehm of Aalborg University in Denmark and Karin Leichtenstern of Augsburg University in Germany present a gesture-based approach to intercultural training in non-verbal behaviour that makes use of what they call ‘‘enculturated’’ virtual agents, interactive systems that utilise cultural heuristics for interpreting and generating behaviour. A mobile system they have developed adopts the sensory capabilities of smart phones for gesture recognition during user interaction. Yefeng Liu, Todorka Alexandrova and Tatsuo Nakajima of Waseda University in Japan and Vili Lehdonvirta of the Helsinki Institute for Information Technology in Finland present a mobile crowd sourcing platform that is built on top of social media. A resulting crowd sourcing application aims to assist foreign visitors by calling on the locals M. Angelides (&) School of Engineering and Design, Brunel University, Kingston Lane, Uxbridge, Middlesex UB8 3PH, UK e-mail: marios.angelides@brunel.ac.uk

Gender differences in computer-mediated communication: A systematic literature review of online health-related support groups

Objective Previous research has contended that the unique characteristics of the Internet might remove some of the gender differences that exist in face-to-face healthcare. The aims of the present study were to systematically review studies that have examined gender differences in communication within online health communities. Methods A literature search was conducted to identify studies addressing gender differences in messages posted to online health-related support groups. Out of the 1186 articles identified, twelve were retrieved for review. Results Half of the studies examined gender differences by comparing male and female cancer discussion boards. The literature review revealed that some gender differences were observed in these studies. However, for studies that analysed mixed-gender communities, gender differences were less evident. Conclusion Results seemed to reveal gender differences in communications in single-sex online health support groups, and similarities in communication patterns in mixed-sex online health support groups. However, findings should be treated with caution due to the diversity in studies and methodological issues highlighted in the present review. Practice implications There is a need for health care professionals to take into account a range of situational and contextual factors that may affect how men and women use online health support groups. However, more robust research is needed before concrete guidelines can be developed to help health care professionals develop effective online support interventions.