The Influence Of Private Conformity, Group Self-Esteem, Fanaticism And Obedience Toward The Aggressiveness Of Political Party Partisan

Rini, Rr. Amanda Pasca and Suryanto, ., and Matulessy, Andik (2016) The Influence Of Private Conformity, Group Self-Esteem, Fanaticism And Obedience Toward The Aggressiveness Of Political Party Partisan. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention, 05 (12). ISSN 2319 – 7722

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Abstract

During the 2004 to 2014 general election, the partisan of political party showed their aggressiveness in almost all of Indonesian regions. The direct general elections were hoped to be undergone quietly. But, the opposites happened. The aggressiveness of political party partisans inflicted damage to public facilities and the loss of life. Based on this phenomenon, this research aimed to analyze the factors assumed to influence the aggressiveness of political party partisans. Fanaticisms, private conformity, and group self esteem were allegedly influence the aggressiveness of political party partisans with obedience as a mediator. The subject of the study was 489 political party partisans in East Java. The data was analyzed by using SEM. The results showed that there was a negative effect of the group self esteem toward aggressiveness (t = -2.57). There was a positive influence of fanaticism toward aggressiveness (t = 5.28). Another result showed that there was a positive influence of private conformity toward obedience (t = 8.51). While there was no influence between fanaticism with obedience (t = -1.38), it also showed that fanaticism had no influence on obedience (t = 1.38, t <1.96). Obedience itself had a negative influence toward the aggressiveness of political party partisan (t = - 2.06). There was also an influence of private conformity toward obedience (t = 8.51) and obedience, in the other hand, had a negative influence toward aggressiveness (t = -2.06). It could be concluded that, fanaticism, obedience, and group self esteem had an influence toward aggressiveness. Private conformity, meanwhile, had an influence toward obedience and negative influence toward aggressiveness. This research showed the prevention of the emergence of aggression, in which private conformity played an important role

Item Type:	Article
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Aggressiveness, Private Conformity, Group Self Esteem, Fanaticism and Obedience
Subjects:	B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BF Psychology J Political Science > JA Political science (General)
Divisions:	Jurnal
Depositing User:	D. Ketut Mahendranata
Date Deposited:	27 Mar 2018 11:15
Last Modified:	29 Mar 2018 12:46
URI:	http://repository.untag-sby.ac.id/id/eprint/223

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