International Journal of Arts and Social Science Volume 1 Issue 2, July-August 2018.
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Model and Instrument on Qur’anic Emotional Explosion Using “MGG&TF Qee In nova” Among Adolescents in Malaysia for Sustainable Society Associate Prof Dr Asma Abdul Rahman (Phd) Associate Prof Dr (PhD), FPBU, USIM, 71800 Bandar Baru Nilai, Nilai , Negeri Sembilan.
Abstract: Adolescence has to deal with profound physical, emotional and social changes. Many adolescents face external challengers related to peer pressure, drugs, gangs and violence and bring about social problems. The highest number of adolescent offenders was in 2010 with total of 6020,Kedah being the state with the highest number of adolescent offenders by average of 783 in last 7 years. Thus, the primary objectives of this study is to ascertain factors that cause emotional explosion and symptoms to examine the behavioral changes of the emotional explosions, coping strategies adopted by the teachers and counselors in up fronting the emotional explosive cases. Subsequently, the study will develop a model on instrument of Qur’anic Emotional Explosion“(MGG&&TF QEE INNOVA)”among adolescents in measuring emotional explosion. The research methodology for this research is through in depth interview collect the data. The interviews are the adolescents who had experienced emotional explosions, teachers and counselors who are directly involved in the coping strategies of the cases.210 participants from five province in Kedah Malaysia will be interviewed by employing in-depth structured and focused group interview. The findings will be integrated with emotional Qur’anic constructs to develop “(MGG&&TF QEE INNOVA)” Model and Instrument. The “(MGG&&TF QEE INNOVA)” Instrument will then be validated by collecting data from30-50 adolescents from the central states schools in Malaysia. The significance of the finding will help the stake holders and related advocate units in developing and planning self-emotional control intervention programmes for adolescents’ for their future well being. This research has potentials in molding healthy spiritual and psychic life at study place, work place and in most everyday life situations among adolescents in Malaysia.
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Problem Statement
Department of Social Welfare, Malaysia reported the number of adolescent and children involve in criminal offence in 2015 are 4,669 cases which is declined 9.4% from 5,153 cases in 2014. The statistics of cases of adolescents involved in criminal by state, 2009 - 2015 presented in Table 1. The highest number of adolescent offenders was in 2010 with total of 6020, and Kedah being the state with the highest number of adolescent offenders by average of 783 in 7 years. Followed by Johor (677) and Selangor (669). The first offence decreased 12.1%. On the other hand, repeated offence recorded an increase of 12.4% from 371 cases in 2014 to 417 cases in 2015. . Table 1: Cases of Adolescents Involved In Criminal By State, 2009 - 2015 State 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Average in 7 years
Kedah Johor Selangor Pahang Sabah Pulau Perak
311 617 562 431 113 Pinang 264
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460 655 507 368 269 334 357
1,818 502 532 292 256 332 296
204
1,401 694 421 848 805 726 698 733 830 334 334 352 435 440 379 330 277 297 297 311 268
374 583 823 450 282 377 237
783 677 669 366 311 307 290
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