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"The implementation of acceleration program for the gifted students was problematic and has been dismissed by Indonesian Government in 2014. 240 first year students from three high schools in Jakarta participated in this study. The study focused on the social environment that is projected in accelerated and regular classrooms. Type of Classrooms is associated with Accelerated learning. Path analysis model was used to develop the relationships between latent and manifest variables. This study employed PLSPA TH program to analyse the data. The results showed accelerated learning is positively related to Self Regulated Learning in Biology but there is only a very weak relation in Mathematics. Accelerated learning positively and marginally related to SeIf Efficacy in Biology, but negatively and marginally related to Mathematics SeIfthcacy. There is a significant relationship between Accelerated learning and Achievement in both Mathematics and Biology."

"This paper examined political knowledge and perception among young and first time voters. This research is important because political knowledge and perception are two factors that has be known for its ability to drive political participation. Practically, this also because young and first time voters have essential roles in democracy but at the same time, they have lack of interests in politics. Thus, in present study we seek to understand political knowledge and perception of tenagers. We particularly examined their knowledge and perception on political party as one of political institutions. We employed qualitative methods with case study design and use interview to collect the data. 20 senior high school students were employed as participants. Their age ranged from 16 to 18 years old and no voting experience previously. The result ssows the participants had low level of knowledge about concept, roles, and function of political parties. Further, we also found that the participants had negative perception about political parties. They perceived political parties as a corrupt organization and frequently doing superficial impression management conducts, and also selfish."

"ABSTRACTThe objectives of the study was to examine the role of communication intensity, trust and social support on marital happiness among soldiers wives whose long distance marriageData were collected by asking participants to fill a set of questionnaires that includes marital happiness scale, intensity of marital communication scale, marital trust scale and social support scale. Participants of presents study were 80 wives of the soldiers who are staying at the dormitory of Batalyon. The technique of data analysis applied in this study is multiple linier regression. Based on the result of the multiple Iinier regression technique, it is concluded: ( 1) there was a significant influence of communication intensity, trust, and social support on marital happiness among the wives of out of town duty soldiers (F=54.564, p=0.000); (2) there is a very significant influence of communication intensity toward marital happiness among the wives of out of town duty soldiers, t=5.057, p=0. 000 (p>0.05); (3) there was a very significant influence of trust toward marital happiness among the wives of out of town duty soldiers, it is obtained t=3.869, p=0. 000 (p<0. 05) (4) there was no significant influence of social support toward marital happiness among the wives of out of town duty soldiers, it is obtained t=1.959, p=0.054 (p<0. 05 )"

"This study aims to examine the moderating effect of political ideology on the relationship of religiosity and happiness in Indonesian context. 219 students of University of Indoneisa participated in this study. Three measurements were used: Satisfaction With Life Scale (SWLS), Religious Commitment Inventory 10 (RCI 10), dan Political Ideology Scale (PIS). The main results of the study found that religiosity had a positive and significant effect on happiness (8 = 0.14, p < 0.01). Meanwhile, no significant moderartion effect was found, either in the conservative liberals (B = 0.00, p > 0.05) or in religious seculars political ideology categorization (B = 0. 00, p > 0.05). These results indicate that the higher the religiosity the higher the happiness of the individual. Meanwhile, political ideology has no significant moderation effect on the relationship of religiosity and happiness. Thus, this study did not support past studies. It might be attributed to the difference in how religiosity is operationalized and in the political situations that might cause the difference on the role of political ideology."

"In the study Self talk as 8 Regulatory Mechanism: How You Do It Matters (Kross et al., 2014) shows the use of names when doing self talk strategies can be used as a mechanism of self regulation of stressors in the future. However, in Indonesia, there is a culture where people are accustomed to calling themselves by name when interacting daily. This study attempted to further understand the influence of name use strategies when self talk to the mechanism of self regulation of future stressors in individuals who have been accustomed to calling themselves by name. The study was conducted in two studies (N = 195) with a university student as a participant. In study 2 participants were people who were accustomed to calling themselves by name. The results of the analysis showed that participants who did self talk strategy using names (M: 0,913; SD=0,417) assessed the stressors in the future as a challenge rather than a threat compared to participants who did self talk strategy using the first person pronoun (M: 0,732. SD=0,368). This difference is significant t(93) = min 1,107, p>0,05 (Study 1). Meanwhile, in participants who are accustomed to calling themselves by name, the assessment of stress triggers in the future does not differ significantly between the conditions of using names (M=0,71; SD= 0,29) and the condition of using first person pronoun (M=0,65; SD=0,27) with the results of the t test as follows, t(93) = min 1,107, p>0,05. (Study 2). That is, the selftalk strategy uses the name of the mechanism of self regulation in individuals who are accustomed to calling themselves by name unable to change judgment (from a threat to challenge) to future stressors."

"Previous studies showed that social distance has an important role in explaining donation behavior. This is built on the notion that a person is more likely to give donation to someone with similar group memberships. However, each person has different levels of proximity (or distance) towards the target with group memberships. Objective/y, they may have the same social background. Subjectively, however, the person may perceive that their personal identity not closely related to the social group in common that might cause to perceive a distant to the target and cosequently would not be able to increase donation behavior. This study attempted to further understand the relationship of social distance with donation behavior by examining the fusion identity as moderator. One hundred and ten undergraduate Muslim students of Universitas Indonesia (M=19.87, SD=1. 10) were recruited as participants. We used 2 (social distance: near vs. distant) x 2 (identity fusion: high vs. low) between subject design. The analysis showed that 15.30% variance donation behavior can be explained by social distance, F(5,104)= 3.756, p= 0.04, though social distance did not have a significant unique effect to wards donation behavior. However, there was a significant interaction effect between social distance and identity fusion 0.456, SE: 0187, 9500 0/ [0.086, 0.826], t= 2.443. p= 0.016268, 95% CI [min 1235, min 0.173], t: min 2. 631, p= 0.010) but not when the identity fusion is high). Specially, social distance affected donation behavior when the identity fusion is low (b: min 0. 704, SE: 0."

"The purpose of this research was to answer the question regarding whether perceived social justice or interpersonal trust is the stronger predictors of political trust. The research method was correlational study, using accidental sampling method, with university students above 19 years old as the research respondents. We successfully gathered 1161 respondent. Perceived social justice was measured by Procedural and Distributive Justice Scale (Blader & Tyler, 2003), interpersonal trust was measured by Propensity to Trust Scale (Evans & Revelle, 2008), and political trust was measured by Citizen Trust in Government Organizations Scale (Grimmelikhuijsen & Knies, 2015). Results show that political trust was positively correlated with perceived social justice (r = 0.714, n = 1161, p>0.01, one-tailed) and interpersonal trust (r = 0.112, n = 1161, p>0.01, one tailed). Regression analysis showed that perceived social justice was the better predictor (B = 0.711) rather than interpersonal trust (8 = 0.114) towards political trust."

"This study attempted to answer the question of how the financial incentives can influence cooperative behavior in situations involving taboo tradeoffs, and the extent to which construal levels (abstract or concrete) also influences the willingness of participants to perform said tradeoffs. The study was conducted by taking three different contexts, namely a voluntary provision of tutorials from senior students to the junior (Depok study), mosque renovation activities (Mojokerto study) and renovation of temples (Bali study). The study used laboratory experimental methods for Depok study, and field experiment for Mojokerto and Bali studies. In Depok, we found that students were willing to do taboo tradeoffs and perceived them as not taboo. However, even though Mojokerto and Bali participants perceived the exchange as taboo, they were willing to do it. In general, we also found that participants tend to contribute higher taboo tradeoffs in abstract situation."

"This study aims to determine differences in emotional regulation between women and men which are currently enrolled in the higher education. In this study, the proposed hypotheses are: ( 1) there is a difference in emotion regulation in general between women and men; (2) there was no difference in cognitive reappraissal between women and men; and (3) there is a difference in expressive suppression between women and men. We conducted the questionnaire survey method to determine the differences in emotion regulation between women and men. The instrument was adapted from questionnaires constructed by Gross and John (2003). Participants were 81 students of the Faculty of Psychology UI, consisting of 48 women and 33 men. The results showed no difference in the cognitive reappraisal dimension between women and men, while there is no difference in expressive suppression dimension between women and men. Thus, there is also a difference in general emotional regulation between women and men. These results are consistent with the hypothesis of the study."

"Melayu merupakan salah satu suku di Indonesia yang menjunjung tinggi kolektivitas budaya. Hal ini dapat terlihat dari interaksi masyarakat Melayu, salah satunya dalam bentuk persaudaraan. Hubungan persaudaraan dalam budaya Melayu ditunjukkan dengan upaya saling menjalankan fungsi sebagai saudara agar hubungan yang ada dapat dijaga dengan baik. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui saudara yang amanah dengan menggunakan pendekatan psikologi indijinus. Sebanyak 288 remaja di Pekanbaru-Riau diberi kuesioner pertanyaan terbuka modifikasi dari Kim (2009) dan informasi mengenai data diri. Analisis data penelitian menggunakan kombinasi metode kualitatif dan kuantitatif dengan pendekatan Psikologi Indijinus, yaitu pendekatan yang dilihat dari sudut pandang budaya lokal, yang memungkinkan untuk melihat setiap fenomena dipandang sesuai dengan konteks terkait. Respon dikategorisasi berdasarkan persamaan tema, kemudian frekuensi respon dalam kelompok kategori ditabulasi silang dengan jenis kelamin responden. Hasil penelitian menemukan bahwa ada empat kategori ciri saudara yang dinilai amanah yaitu (1) karakter (59,5%), (2) peran (23,6%), dan (3) kebaikan hati (16,9%)."