Pengaruh Iri Hati Terhadap Munculnya Schadenfreude

Aufa Abdillah

doi:10.18326/ijip.v1i2.285-309

Pengaruh Iri Hati Terhadap Munculnya Schadenfreude

Aufa Abdillah

Abstract

Abstract
Schadenfreude is a compound word of the word Schaden, which means loss, and
Freude, which means joy. It shows that envy plays an important role in generating
Schadenfreude; People are pleased with the misfortune of others when this
misfortune gives them a social comparison that increases the feeling of their selfesteem or removes the basic feelingof hurtful jealousy. This research method isexperiments with factorial design. The Sampling techniques uses RandomSampling. Analysis techniques are used with the correlation technique of PearsonProduct moment. The results of this study complement these opposing findings, indicating that envy is the Schadenfreude predictor when the target has the same gender. This research was conducted at one of the universities in Salatiga.

Abstrak
Schadenfreude adalah kata majemuk dari kata Schaden, yang berarti kerugian,
dan Freude, yang berarti sukacita. Hal tersebut menunjukkan bahwa iri hati
memainkan peran penting dalam membangkitkan Schadenfreude; orang merasa
senang dengan ketidakberuntungan orang lain ketika ketidakberuntungan ini
memberi mereka perbandingan sosial yang meningkatkan perasaan harga diri
mereka atau menghilangkan dasar perasaan iri hati yang menyakitkan. Metode
penelitian dengan eksperimen dengan desain faktorial. Tehnik pengambilan
sampel menggunakan Random Sampling. Teknik analisis data yang digunakan
dengan tehnik korelasi Pearson Product Momen. Hasil penelitian ini melengkapi
temuan-temuan yang berlawanan ini, dengan menunjukkan bahwa iri hati
adalah prediktor Schadenfreude ketika targetnya memliki gender yang sama.
Penelitian ini dilakukan di salah satu universitas di Salatiga.

Keywords

Schadenfreude; kemalangan orang lain; iri hati

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