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The Chastisement strategies used by husbands and wives with higher and lower education levels to their spouses

This is a sociolinguistic study on the chastisement strategies used by
husbands and wives with higher and lower education levels to their spouses. This
research aims to discover the influence of education levels and gender of husbands
and wives on the use of chastisement strategies. This is a descriptive quantitative
study and the source is taken from 40 married couples divided into 4 groups: 20
husbands with higher education levels, 20 wives with lower education levels, 20
husbands with lower education levels, and 20 wives with higher education levels.
The instrument used is a role-play situation, in which husbands and wives
are put in a situation where they must chastise their spouses. In order to get good
results, the interviewers must catch the chastisement responses and evoke the
respondents? emotion. By recording, transcribing, classifying, tabulating, calculating,
and then analyzing each of the chastisement utterances, the tendency of each person
in expressing chastisements is discovered. This research finds the fact that
husbands/wives with higher education levels chastise more direct than their lower
education levels counterparts may imply education levels though not significant, but
an important factor in affecting the use of chastisement strategies. This research also
finds the fact that although husbands have higher or lower education levels than their
wives, they chastise more direct than their counterparts may mean gender is an
important factor. Furthermore, there is fact that wives with higher and lower
education levels have similarity that they both tend to use indirect chastisement
strategies than their husbands may imply that gender still an important factor in
affecting the use of chastisement. In the findings, criticism (direct) is the mostly used
chastisement strategy especially for husbands and wives with higher education levels
and husbands with lower education levels while wives with lower education levels
tend to use giving reason/ explanation (indirect).

Creator(s)
  • (11403032) ELISA VERANIA
Contributor(s)
  • Jusuf Imam Ibrahim → Advisor 1
  • Esther Kuntjara → Examination Committee 1
Publisher
Universitas Kristen Petra; 2008
Language
English
Category
s1 – Undergraduate Thesis
Sub Category
Skripsi/Undergraduate Thesis
Source
Undergraduate Thesis No. 02011766/ING/2008; Elisa Verania (11403032)
Subject(s)
  • SOCIOLINGUISTICS
  • INDONESIAN LANGUAGE-SOCIAL ASPECTS
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