Wahyuni, Irna (2025) Manajemen Marah Pada Remaja Awal Yang Hidup Dalam Keluarga Besar. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

Anger management refers to the ability or techniques to regulate feelings, calm oneself, and release anxiety, depression, or resentment, with the aim of achieving emotional balance (a balance between feelings and the environment). Early adolescents living in extended family after the loss of their parents often struggle with anger management as they must adapt to new family dynamics while still experiencing post-traumatic feelings from their loss. This study aims to explore anger management in early adolescents living in extended family. The research employs a qualitative method, collecting data through in-depth interviews and direct observation, which is then analyzed using Creswell's analytical model. The study involved three informants, early adolescents living in extended family, selected through purposive sampling based on specific characteristics. The results indicate that the three informants have different ways of managing anger, with some expressing it assertively, while others prefer to suppress it. Factors influencing this include trauma experiences, individual resilience, emotional support, and family communication. These findings highlight the importance of individual resilience and family dynamics in effective anger management, as well as providing insights for interventions that can support adolescents in similar situations.

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