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    Seleksi Beberapa Varietas Padi Sawah (Oryza sativa L.) Pada Fase Perkecambahan dan Respon Pertumbuhan dan Produksinya Terhadap Tanah Salin

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    Fachrina Wibowo: Response Growth and Production of Some Genotypes/ Varieties from Rice Paddies (Oriza sativa L.) of Salinity Soil guided by Rosmayati and Yusuf Husni. The aim of the research is to know the response of growth and production genotypes/ varieties of rice to saline soil. The research was conducted in the village of Tanjung Rejo, district in the hamlet Paluh Merbau Percut Sei Tuan, Deli Serdang regency of North Sumatra Province with altitude ± 15 m asl and a distance of 1.5 -2 km beach, with Elecivity current (EC) 5000 mmho / cm and pH 5.42, from March 2011 to August 2011. Experiment was conducted on non factorial randomized block design with 30 genotypes/varieties that were previously sown in order to get 10 varieties of the percentage above 60%. The parameters were: the percentage of germination, salt injury, plant height, leaf area, chlorophyll amount, position of the flag leaf, root volume, total of tillers, total of productive tillers, panicle length, total grain per panicle, total empty grain per panicle, percentage of empty grain per panicle, seed weight per plot, the weight of 10 seeds and heritability. The results showed that the best response of growth and production in salinity soil is IR 42 with the highest weight of per plot of 1.37 grams.93 HalamanSkripsi Sarjan

    BAHAN AJAR SOSIOLOGI KELUARGA

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    SK Mengajar AP

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    RPS & BAHAN AJAR SOSIOLOGI PERDESAAN

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    Menulis pada Prosiding Internasional ICONShel dengan Judul, "Emprovment Extended Family and Local Institution To Prevent Vorce"

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    The rise of divorce in society need to be analyzed and addressed properly. Indepth research in regards to prevention effort to develop a model of a divorce prevention strategy needs to be done to avoid widespread negative impacts in the community as it may weaken the social resilience of the community. Participatory approaches can solve it by empowering various elements within the local community (local institutions). Previous preliminary studies [1], it is known that the extended family and local institutions have the potential to prevent divorce. The Minangkabau community with the Matrilineal kinship system ideally provides immense space for extended families to play a role in various aspects of life. However, the role of extended families such as the existence of parents, inlaws, and mamak relatively not utilized functionally. Likewise with the existence of local institutions that exist in society, among others; LKAAM (Lembaga Kerapatan Adat Alam Minangkabau) or KAN (Kerapatan Adat Nagari) at Nagari level, and LPM (Lembaga Perberdayaan Masyarakat) and other formal institutions such as Majelis Taklim and Bundo Kanduang. For that purpose, this research is to develop efforts that can be done to empower the extended family and local institutions in preventing and solving the rampant divorce. Keywords: Empowerment, Extended Family, Local Institution, Divorce Prevention.

    Forms of Husband-Wife Interaction in Different Ethnic Marriages (Case of Minangkabau and Chinese Ethnics in Padang City)

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    Based on the research on marriages between ethnic Minangkabau and ethnic Chinese that occurred in the city of Padang, it was found that marriages between ethnic Minangkabau and ethnic Chinese had their own dynamics. This paper examines the forms of interaction (cooperation, conflict) between Minangkabau and Chinese husband and wife in the family, and then attempts to resolve the conflict between husband and wife in the family. A qualitative approach is used to understand the problem under study. Data was collected through deep interviews.From the research it was found that the form of cooperation in marriages between Minangkabau and Chinese ethnic can be seen in educating their children. Minangkabau and Chinese parents educate and guide their children according to the teachings of Islam. Furthermore, these families guide and motivate their children's formal education. This Minangkabau-Chinese family holds the principle of mutual help and cooperation, for example in domestic work, even though the husband is not involved in all household activities. The forms of conflict in the Minangkabau and Chinese families in the study were found to be related to the character of the spouse, the practice of worship and the identity of the child. As for the resolution of conflicts from Minangkabau-Chinese families in their domestic life, among others, by avoiding conflict, giving in and discussing

    Social Support for Post-Divorce Role Readjustment

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    Divorce causes changes in social roles and relationships both in the family and in the society. Readjustment requires greater attention and effort, especially by women, regarding the socio-economic impacts it causes. This research aims at explaing the forms of family social supports and social networks for post-divorce role readjustment. A qualitative approach was used by conducting in-depth interviews with eight deliberately selected participants who had experienced the divorce in the last one to three years and they had children. Social support from family and social networks have a significant positive impact on the post- divorce readjustment process. Key findings highlight that emotional, practical, and informational support and positive feedback play an important role in helping the individuals navigate their complex life changes after the divorce. Parents are the first parties to provide emotional support in the form of empathy, motivation, advice, and a place to share feelings as a form of self-acceptance for the children. Parents are also the source of material support to help finance living needs and child care. Support from social networks includes providing information about available resources or services and advice to overcome the post-divorce difficulties, but there is a relative lack of perceived support and positive responses. This research provides important insights with how social support can facilitate the post-divorce readjustment process and emphasizes the need to integrate the strategies for strengthening the social support into individual readjustment interventions

    MARRIAGE CONFLICT REVIEWED FROM THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS OF THE FAMILY

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    The journey of married life is colored by various conflicts. Marital conflicts that occur in each married couple will be different and unique. One factor related to the dynamics of marital conflict is the family's socioeconomic status (SES). The study aimed to describe marital conflict's forms, causes, and impacts in high and low social classes. This study used a qualitative approach. The data collection technique was structured and in-depth interviews with 10 married couples in Padang City which were determined intentionally (purposive sampling) based on education, occupation, income of the couple, and assets owned. The data collected were presented in a frequency table and analyzed qualitatively based on a review of relevant literature. The results of the study obtained 6 families identified from high SES and 4 families from low SES. The forms of conflict between married couples, namely starting from arguments, family neglect, to domestic violence were found to occur at all levels of SES. The causes of marital conflict in high SES tend to be due to differences in priorities. The wife wants the presence and attention of her husband more, while the husband prioritizes work or career achievements and hobbies as a status symbol. Conflict arises related to pressure to maintain a lifestyle according to social status. The causes of conflict in low SES are dominated by financial pressure, division of household tasks, and home atmosphere. In general, marital conflict causes emotional disturbances such as anxiety, and stress/trauma. physical health, the intensity of interaction with the partner is increasingly chasm.

    Speech Function Analysis In Hillary Clinton’s Speech

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    This research discusses about speech Function Analysis In Hillary Clinton’s Speech. The objectives of this research are to find out the types of speech function, the most dominant type of speech function used, and the reason of the dominantly used. The research on this thesis was carried by using descriptive qualitative. The data were taken from 1 speech of Hillary Clinton. The data were analyzed and classified into four types of speech functions in the procedures namely statement, question, offer, and command. There are 362 utterences from 1 speech of Hillary Clinton. The findings indicated that there are Statement (328 utterances, 90.60 %), Questions (15 utterances, 4.15 %), Offer (8 utterances, 2.21 %), Command (11 utterances, 3.04%). Statement as the most dominant type of speech function is used in Hillary Clinton’s speech it’s mean give or state information, the way of the speaker’s to deliver the information about the America country problem and how to solve it, the speaker planning for America, and give thanks for the audience in America to audience by using statemen
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