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    This abstract summarizes a study on conflict in multi-cultural marriages between Chinese and Bataknese couples. The study used in-depth interviews and questionnaires to examine sources of conflict over a three month period with four subjects between the ages of 20-40. It found that as cultures develop and knowledge increases rapidly, intercultural marriages have become more common. However, differences in individualism between Chinese and Batak cultures as well as aggressive attitudes towards those outside the Batak culture can lead to conflicts in these multi-cultural marriages. All subjects reported experiencing conflicts, and even quarrels, with their partners during their married life.

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    This abstract summarizes a study on conflict in multi-cultural marriages between Chinese and Bataknese couples. The study used in-depth interviews and questionnaires to examine sources of conflict over a three month period with four subjects between the ages of 20-40. It found that as cultures develop and knowledge increases rapidly, intercultural marriages have become more common. However, differences in individualism between Chinese and Batak cultures as well as aggressive attitudes towards those outside the Batak culture can lead to conflicts in these multi-cultural marriages. All subjects reported experiencing conflicts, and even quarrels, with their partners during their married life.

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    Gambaran Konflik Pada Pernikahan Beda Budaya Tionghoa Dengan Batak

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    This abstract summarizes a study on conflict in multi-cultural marriages between Chinese and Bataknese couples. The study used in-depth interviews and questionnaires to examine sources of conflict over a three month period with four subjects between the ages of 20-40. It found that as cultures develop and knowledge increases rapidly, intercultural marriages have become more common. However, differences in individualism between Chinese and Batak cultures as well as aggressive attitudes towards those outside the Batak culture can lead to conflicts in these multi-cultural marriages. All subjects reported experiencing conflicts, and even quarrels, with their partners during their married life.

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    ABSTRACT

    Nydia (705090026)
    Conflict of Multi-cultural Marriage between Chinese and Bataknese
    Couples; Debora Basaria, M.Psi; Undergraduate Program in Psychology,
    Tarumanagara University, (i-x; 182 pages; R1-R5; Appendix 1-17)

    Along with the development of culture and knowledge are increasing rapidly,

    marriage between two different cultures is common. According to Olson and

    DeFrain (2003), different cultural marriage requires the couple to adjust to the

    different elements of culture. Couple different cultures can give rise to conflict in

    marriage, especially Chinese culture with different pairs of Batak. The Chinese

    and Batak prioritizing individualism and aggressive attitude towards, the Batak

    people outside can lead to conflict. The purpose of this study was to describe the

    conflict on different pairs of Chinese culture with Batak. This study uses in depth

    interviews as a way to capture the data and questionnaires on marital conflict as

    a supporter of the interview. This research complete study lasted for three

    months from November 2013 to January 2014. The study involved two couples

    that two male subjects and two female subjects (four subjects) of young adults

    aged 20-40 years who had six of the ten areas of conflict sources of conflict

    proposed by Petersen (2007). The study found that all subjects experienced a

    conflict even to quarrel with his partner in a married life.

    Keywords: Multi-cultural Marriage, Chinese Culture, Batak Culture

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