Hubungan antara Self-compassion dengan Psychological Well-Being pada Atlet Tuna Daksa (Studi pada Atlet National Paralympic Committee Indonesia di Kota Bandung)

Abstract

Tuna daksa is a person whose body-parts disability on activator part that involves bones, muscles, and joints, it—as in body structure or functions—can harm and obstruct people from conducting or working as normal people do. Psychological impact suffered by tuna daksa can be identified as feeling anxious, depressed, apathetic, frustrated, and being introvert by pulling themselves from society. In addition, they have negative sight upon their body condition or their self-acceptance. However, it is found that there are some people whose positive manners for their body deviance and turn this around into an achievable ability. This is what happens to tuna daksa whose profession as athlete in NPCI of Kota Bandung. The purpose of this research is to gain empirical data regarding how close the correlation between self-compassion and psychological well-being on athlete of tuna daksa on Kota Bandung’s Paralympic Committee Indonesia. Applied method in this research is rank-spearman correlation in the amount of 25 people in population. The result of data processing derived from rs = 0,886 that shows strong connection between Self-compassion and Psychological Well-being. It means that the higher self-compassion on tuna daksa athlete in Kota Bandung’s NPCI, the higher psychological well-being as well.