Jurnal Penelitian dan Pengukuran Psikologi: JPPP

The October 2024 edition presents eight articles contributing significantly to the fields of psychology and applied social sciences, with a focus on instrument adaptation, measurement validity, and the impact of psychological factors on mental well-being and behavior. The first article, The Influence of Adult Attachment on Mental Well-Being in Young Adults, highlights the role of adult attachment styles in shaping mental well-being among young individuals. This is followed by The Influence of Loneliness and Self-Control on Online Game Addiction, which explores the influence of loneliness and self-control on online gaming addiction, offering deeper insights into the risks associated with digital dependence in the modern era. Additionally, Adaptation of the Binge-Watching Engagement Scale Questionnaire (BWESQ) into Indonesian addresses the cultural adaptation of the binge-watching engagement scale, providing a foundation for further studies on media consumption patterns in Indonesia.

In the domain of validity and reliability testing, Construct Validity of the School Climate Measurement Instrument: A Confirmatory Factor Analysis applies Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) to validate a school climate instrument, making a valuable contribution to educational policy research. Regarding the elderly, Adaptation of the Allophilia Scale for Older Adults broadens understanding of positive attitudes toward older adults, offering valuable insights for practitioners working with this population. The psychometric study Item Analysis of a Situational Judgment Test for Leadership Competencies in BUMN Employees Using the Rasch Model evaluates leadership competencies in public sector employees using the Rasch model, introducing a fresh perspective on competency-based performance assessments. Subsequently, Validation of the Photo Manipulation Frequency Scale in Indonesia: A Rasch Model Perspective examines the validity of a photo manipulation frequency scale in the local context, relevant for understanding the impact of social media on self-perception. The edition concludes with The Role of Emotion Regulation in Help-Seeking Behavior among Victims of Dating Violence, which emphasizes the importance of emotion regulation in help-seeking behavior, an area pertinent to the prevention of violence in romantic relationships.

Together, this edition provides significant contributions to research in psychology and applied social sciences, offering both theoretical and methodological advancements. We hope this publication serves as a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and academics in expanding their knowledge and practices within the fields of psychology and social sciences.