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    ADVERSITY INTELLIGENCE VIEWED FROM HIGH-LOW SOCIAL SUPPORT IN DAAR EL-QOLAM JAYANTI ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL STUDENTS, TANGERANG, INDONESIA
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2020) Rozali, Yuli Asmi; Sya'Bana, M. Fahad; Safitri; Faritzal, Adam
    New students in boarding school feel the differences between their home school environment and conditions environment. These make the student must be able to adapt with the new environment and academic demands. Students are required to quickly adapt to the new environment, managing their time between studying, playing and subject memorizing. Adversity intelligence is something that students need when facing and dealing with their problems. One of the factor affecting adversity intelligence is the social support. The purpose of this research is to determine the effect of social support on adversity intelligence in students of Daar el-Qolam Islamic Boarding School. The design of this research is comparative causal with a simple random sampling technique with 219 sample students of Daar el Qolam Boarding School. Social support measurements are using scale of social support with a magnitude of reliability (α) = 0.936 with 52 valid items. Adversity intelligence measurement is using the item scale of adversity intelligence with reliability (α) = 0.886 with 36 valid items. Based on the results of the chi square test, this research earned sig score (p) = 0.045; ((p) <0 , 05 ), which is, there is the effect of social support for adversity intelligence, it means the hypothesis in this research is accepted. It is known that all students who are educated at Daar el-Qolam Boarding School have high social support as much as 53.0% and most of all have adversity intelligence climbers 38,9 %. Sex and birth orders of children in family have no effect on adversity intelligence.
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    THE EFFECT OF ADVERSITY INTELLIGENCE TOWARDS SOCIAL ADJUSTMENTS IN IDENTIC DRUG USERS (A STUDY ON METADON HOUSING THERAPY PROGRAM’S PARTICIPANTS (PTRM)
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2020) Safitri; Dewi, Larra Sylvia; Madani, Hilman Al; Gusni
    In eventually get through methadone needed the ability to adapt to the social environment, in addition MMT patients are required to be able to be acclimated with the for follow therapy. One of the factors that forms the ability adjustment society is adversity intelligence. The purpose of this research is to know the influence of adversity intelligence on social adjustment on drug users injection who joined the methadone maintenance treatment (MMT). The research is the causal-comparative study using purposive sampling technique obtained a number of patients samples 120 MMT consisting of 60 MMT Tambora Community Health Center and 60 MMT Grogol Petamburan Community Health Center. Adversity intelligence is measured using a Stoltz ARP scale (2000) with a reliability (α ) = 0.91 and a scale of social adjustment (1960) with a reliability (α) = 0.901 of 19 valid items. Based on the one way test ANOVA value obtained sig (p) = 0.945; (p) = 0.945> 0.05) , which means hypothesis rejected. Known also the subject of that age and experience drop out subject influence on social adjustment. A subject with adulthood the beginning and subject able to follow therapy (not drop out) more having social adjustment good. Besides ever therapy will not affect social skills adjustment.