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标题：Hubungan Antara Self Compassion Dengan Work Family Conflict Pada Staf Markas Palang Merah Indonesia Provinsi Jawa Tengah
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作者：Frieda N.R Hidayati
期刊名称：Jurnal Psikologi Undip
印刷版ISSN：2302-1098
出版年度：2015
卷号：14
期号：2
页码：183-189
DOI：10.14710/jpu.14.2.183-189
出版社：Fakultas Psikologi Universitas Diponegoro
摘要：Staff of Red Cross Headquarters, in carrying out their duties in accordance with the mission of the organization engaged in humanitarian, are expected to always be sensitive, responsive and fast moving.The demands of work often have to deal with the demands of the role within the family, referred to as experiencing work-family conflict.This study aimed to measure the correlation between self – compassion to work family conflict on staff of Red Cross Indonesia Headquarters of Central Java.Research subjects consisted of 196 permanent employees of Red Cross Indonesia headquarters in Central Java.Results from this study showed that the hypothesis stated, there is a negative relationship between self-compassion and work family conflict, was accepted (r = -.438, p< .001) The higher self – compassion, the lower the work family conflict.
其他摘要：Staff of Red Cross Headquarters, in carrying out their duties in accordance with the mission of the organization engaged in humanitarian, are expected to always be sensitive, responsive and fast moving. The demands of work often have to deal with the demands of the role within the family, referred to as experiencing work-family conflict. This study aimed to measure the correlation between self – compassion to work family conflict on staff of Red Cross Indonesia Headquarters of Central Java. Research subjects consisted of 196 permanent employees of Red Cross Indonesia headquarters in Central Java. Results from this study showed that the hypothesis stated, there is a negative relationship between self-compassion and work family conflict, was accepted (r = -.438, p < .001) The higher self – compassion, the lower the work family conflict.
关键词：self- compassion; work family conflict; staff; Red Cross Indonesia; Central Java