| dc.description.abstract | This study purposes to examine whether there is a positive relationship between
forgiveness and happiness in adolescents exposed to domestic violence (DV). The
initial hypothesis proposed in this research is that there will be a correlation
between forgiveness and happiness in adolescents exposed to DV. The subjects in
this study consist of 153 adolescents aged 12-15 years who have experienced DV.
The Forgiveness scale used in this research is compiled and developed by Laura
Yamhure Thompson, C.R Snyder, and Lesa Hoffman in 2005, consisting of 18 items,
referring to the aspects of Forgiveness based on the theory of Thompson et al.
(2005). The Happiness scale utilizes an instrument compiled and developed by
Seligman (2005), later adapted by Ridha (2014), consisting of 27 items based on
Seligman's aspects. The emotional dependence scale aspects are compiled by Amor
et al. (2022), referring to Seligman's aspects (2005), totaling 27 items. The results
of data analysis using the Spearman's Rho correlation technique showed a value of
r = 0.845, indicating a positive relationship between forgiveness and happiness in
adolescents exposed to DV. Thus, the hypothesis of this research is accepted. | en_US |
