dc.description.abstract | This research aims to analyze parents' communication style in shaping a positive
self-concept in Generation z adolescents in Polonia village, to analyze supporting
factors in shaping a positive self-concept in Generation z adolescents in Polonia
village, and to find an effective communication style in shaping a positive self-
concept in Generation z adolescents in Polonia village. This research employs the
theory of Communication Style by Norton in Liliweri (2011). This research
employs a qualitative approach to analyze the findings which are then developed
into research results. Data collection techniques used are interviews and
observations and supported by documentation. Data obtained are analysed using
Miles Huberman and Saldana methods that include data condensation, data
display, and conclusion. Data obtained from Polonia village namely the number
of parents whose occupation are government employees are higher than those
whose occupation are private employees, which is 50 parents work as civil
servants and 25 parents work as private employees. Due to data saturation, 5
informants are involved in this research. The research results indicate that some
parents with different professional backgrounds use communication styles,
including dominant style, dramatic style, open style, friendly style, attentive style,
precise style, and controversial style as the dominant communication style that
shape a positive self-concept in Generation z adolescents. The research finds an
effective communication style in shaping a positive self-concept of Generation Z
adolescents, namely Dominant Communication Style, Open Communication Style,
and Friendly Communication Style. Furthermore, the results indicate that
communication style can shape a positive self-concept in children. | en_US |