Fransiska Uly Simanjuntak, Rudangta Arianti
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本研究旨在了解大流行期间在社交媒体上进行自我披露的具有剧烈和极端情绪变化的双相情感障碍青少年的描述。采用滚雪球抽样技术选择研究对象。参与者是2名年龄在18-23岁之间的双相情感障碍青少年,他们一次使用社交媒体2-3小时,在大流行期间,社交媒体上的帖子数量增加,难以与他人直接互动,经常在社交媒体上分享帖子或文章或不应该分享的东西。本研究的数据检索采用定性方法,采用深度在线访谈、观察和收集文献作为二次研究数据。这项研究的结果表明,在大流行期间,受试者在社交媒体上的生活经历了巨大的变化,两个受试者都经历了波动的情绪变化,并且在大流行期间都找到了在社交媒体上表达自己的方法,这表明双相情感障碍患者有很多话题可以谈论,并且做着不寻常的白日梦。经常复发的双相情感障碍的主要原因是大流行时期,双相情感障碍患者经常因为不能自由地与同伴见面,甚至感到非常孤独而复发。
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Suasana Hatiku Bagaikan Roller Coaster: Studi Kasus Self-Disclosure di Media Sosial pada Orang dengan Bipolar Semasa Pandemi Covid-19
This study aims to find out how the description of adolescents with bipolar disorder with drastic and extreme mood changes who carry out self-disclosure on social media during the pandemic. Subject selection using snowball sampling technique. Participants were 2 adolescents with bipolar disorder range aged 18-23 years, using social media for 2-3 hours in one time, and during a pandemic, the number of posts on social media increased, difficult to interact with other people directly and often share posts or writings or things that should not be shared on social media. Retrieval of data in this study using a qualitative approach, using in-depth online interviews, observation and collecting documentation as secondary research data. The results of this study indicate that the subjects experienced drastic changes in living life on social media during the pandemic, both subjects experienced fluctuating emotional changes and both also found ways to express themselves on social media during the pandemic, which states that people with bipolar disorder have lots of topics to talk about and daydream about something out of the ordinary. The main cause of bipolar disorder that often relapses is the pandemic period where people with bipolar disorder often feel relapse because they cannot meet their peers freely and even feel very lonely.
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