The Correlation Between Self-Concept and Self-Adjustment in Women Who Wear Veils

Abstract

Adjustment is the process through which an individual achieves balance in dealing with the demands of his life. If you have a high self-concept, you may experience self-adjustment. The purpose of this research is to determine the relationship between self-concept and self-adjustment in women who wear veils. Female students from the Faculty of Islamic Religion at the Islamic University of Riau who wore the veil were the subjects of this study. 45 persons are possible. The saturated sample approach was employed for topic collection. The scale of self-concept and self-adjustment is employed as a measuring tool. Sperm Rank Order correlation was used in this research. The statistical analysis revealed a value of r = 0.018 with a Sig = 0.352* (p 0.05), indicating that there is a relationship between self-concept and self-adjustment in veil-wearing women. Self-concept accounts for 2.7% of self-adjustment. Other factors influence the remaining 98.3%. For women who wear the veil, the greater the self-concept, the higher the self-adjustment, and vice versa.