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"Penelitian ini menyelidiki skala baru yang dikembangkan dari skala assertiveness dalam suatu hubungan yang disebut “I’ll Call You” Relationship Assertiveness Scale (ICYRAS). Kuesioner diberikan kepada 141 siswa The University of Queensland yang terdaftar dalam kelas psikologi. Setelah semua data dikumpulkan, ICYRAS diuji untuk realibilitas, validitas, Item Discrimination Indices, dan validitas dalam korelasi dengan RAS, FNE, dan Umur. Berdasarkan hasil yang telah diperoleh, satu hipotesa didukung, namun dua hipotesis ditolak. Didalam studi ini, ditemukan bahwa: (a) ICYRAS mempunyai korelasi positif dengan RAS, (b) ICYRAS berkorelasi positif dengan Takut skala Negatif Evaluasi (FNE), dan (c) ICYRAS juga berkorelasi positif dengan usia. Selain itu, ditemukan bahwa sebagian besar item mempunyai indeks diskriminatif baik. Hanya satu item yang memerlukan perbaikan untuk kedepannya, Sebagai saran kedepannya, ICYRAS dapat diuji untuk siswa di luar The University of Queensland untuk mendapatkan hasil yang lebih umum dan mengumpulkan partisipan dengan jenjang umur yang seimbang.

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This study explored the newly developed scale of assertiveness in relationship called “I’ll Call You” Relationship Assertiveness Scale (ICYRAS). Questionnaire was administered to 141 The University of Queensland students who enrolled in Measurement psychology class. After the data being collected, ICYRAS was tested for its reliability, validity, Item Discrimination Indices, and validity in correlation with RAS, FNE, and Age. Related to the hypothesis, one was supported, yet two of the hypotheses were rejected by the results. It was found that: (a) ICYRAS was positively correlated with RAS, (b) ICYRAS was positively correlated with Fear of Negative Evaluation (FNE) scale, and (c) ICYRAS was also positively correlated with age. In addition, it was discovered that most of ICYRAS items were good discriminating indices. As the future improvement, ICYRAS can be tested to outside students of The University of Queensland in order to get more general result and gather more even age group participants."

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