Universitas Padjadjaran
Research & Professionalism

Research & Professionalism

Intro

Outstanding research can be effectively applied to address psychological issues at the individual, group, organizational, and societal levels. We have identified six primary research areas that can benefit human well-being at various levels, realized through four study centers.

Psychometrics Study Center

Psychometrics Study Center

Engaging in research in psychometrics, test construction, and community service by developing prototypes/products to address global challenges.

Dr. Hj. Ratna Jatnika, MT
Head of the Psychometrics Study Center

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The Center for Psychometric Studies

The Psychometry Study Center is a study center that manages research and community service in the field of psychometrics. The Center also strives to improve the quality of psychological measurement tools, develop new tests, test the validity and reliability of tests, and provide training and consultation related to psychological measurement. The study center also increases the capacity of experts and researchers in the field of psychometrics to develop and expand research programs in the field of psychometrics in the context of constructing / adapting superior quality psychological and educational assessment instruments, obtaining intellectual property rights, building computer-based test prototypes, and increasing contributions to scientific development through scientific publications and institutional cooperation.

Recent Research

  • Adaptation of JPSS (Japanese Parenting Style Scale) Measuring Tool
  • Adaptation of the Proximity of Clothing to Self (PCS) Measure Tool
  • Adaptation of the Qatari Family Strengths Measurement Tool
  • Littering Attitude Scale Tool Adaptation

Contact Information: [email protected]

Family Life and Parenting Center

Family Life and Parenting Center

This center is dedicated to research and practice pertaining to family dynamics, couple relationships, parent-child relationships, and child development and parenting.

Dr. Fitri Ariyanti Abidin, M.Psi., Psikolog
Head of the Family Life and Parenting Center

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Family Life and Parenting Center

The Center for Family Life and Parenting is a part of the Faculty of Psychology at Universitas Padjadjaran. The center focuses on research and practice related to family dynamics, couple relationships, parent-child relationships, and child development and parenting.

History and Members

  • Dr. Fitri Ariyanti Abidin, M.Psi., Psikolog
  • Prof. Dr. Hendriati Agustiani, M.Si., Psikolog
  • Dr. Efi Fitriana, M.Si.
  • Dra. Lenny Kendhawati, M.Si., Psikolog
  • Dra. Marisa Fransisca, M.Si., Psikolog
  • Laila Qodariah, M.Psi., Psikolog
  • Esti Wungu, M.Psi., Psikolog
  • Langgersari Elsari, M.Psi., Psikolog
  • Vidya Anindhita, M.Psi., Psikolog

Mision

  • To enhance understanding and practices related to family life and parenting through comprehensive research.
  • To develop preventive, curative, and promotive interventions in family life and parenting.
  • To encourage the transfer of values in families and provide "Parenting 101: Science and Application" courses.

Research Topics and Approaches

  • Studies of married couples.
  • Adaptation of ASQ-3 & ASQ.
  • Adolescent well-being.
  • International investigation of parental burnout.
  • Ongoing projects such as the Bandung-Family Relation Test (BFRT).
  • Parenting 101 courses that combine scientific knowledge and practical application.

For more information, you can visit our Instagram at @familylifeandparenting or contact us via email: [email protected].

Newest Research

Newest Research

They are engaging in research in psychometrics, test construction, and community service by developing prototypes/products to address global challenges.

Develop Leadership Style Model for Indonesian Teachers Performance in Education 4.0 Era

Anissa Lestari Kadiyono

Assessment and Correlates of Aloneliness Among Indonesian Adolescents

Fitri Ariyanti Abidin

Coping Strategies and Psychological Distress Among Mothers During COVID-19 Pandemic: The Moderating Role of Social Support

Fitri Yustikasari Lubis, Fitri Ariyanti Abidin, Laila Qodariah, Vidya Anindhita, Fredrick Dermawan Purba

Working Group

Working Group

Facilitated by the Working Group program, faculty members, students, and researchers collaborate to produce scholarly works in books, journal articles, and applied products that contribute to societal well-being.

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Working Group

Investigating the underpinning factors and psychological function that are related to human’s daily life. The study includes: application of biology and human physiology along with work-plan technology to achieve productivity, work efficiency, and better wellbeing.
Studying entrepreneurship, human capitals, and its development in Indonesia especially among millennials
Researching and developing programs for family development that includes child and parent development, along with couple and family relationships.
Studying how an interpersonal relationship develops, its underpinning factors, and how an interpersonal relationship affects other aspects of one’s life such as emotion, cognition and health.
Conducting generational/intergenerational studies.
Research in the application of psychology in organizations in order to create productivity and wellbeing for the human resources.
Studying the development and innovation in psychological intervention at the intrapersonal, interpersonal, institutional, community, and public policy level both in clinical and non-clinical setting.
Studying and applying the principles of human psychological function that are related to disaster. It focuses on educating the volunteers and survivors about the role of Psychology (Psychological First Aid, Assessment, Intervention) in disaster management.
Conducting research, teaching, community service and networking in the areas of well-being and quality of life (QoL), of which in various investigations and interventions are often used as the final outcomes.
Studying and discussing political behavior and political corruption.
Focusing on research that applies positive psychology in educational settings that includes student’ academic, character, and welfare.
Conducting learning and research in positive psychology.
Conducting social anxiety studies
To understand the development of social cognition and the mechanisms of social cognition that occur in individuals across the human life span (children to adults).
To collaborate research and action in natural setting to systematically understand and promote wellness of individuals and/within communities. To do so, the group is committed to place value of the voice of individuals and communities and to work in partnership to facilitate empowerment.
A group of lecturers who are interested in teaching Statistics in Psychology and also developing various methods and teaching materials for Statistics education in Psychology.

Intellectual Property Rights

Universitas Padjadjaran established the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Unit (UPT HKI Unpad) as a dedicated platform to assist Unpad academic community members, the general public, and related institutions in addressing various issues related to intellectual property rights and their management.

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Intellectual Property Rights

Introduction

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), commonly referred to as "Hak Kekayaan Intelektual" (HKI) in Indonesian, are the rights that arise from the creative work of an individual, resulting in a product or process that is beneficial to humanity. In essence, IPR is the right to enjoy the economic benefits of one's intellectual creativity. The objects governed by IPR are works that arise or are born from human intellectual abilities (Source: http://e-tutorial.dgip.go.id/)

Online services for IPR management can be found on the website of the Directorate General of Intellectual Property: https://laman.dgip.go.id/.

Universitas Padjadjaran (Unpad) has its own Intellectual Property Rights Unit (UPT HKI Unpad), which serves as a platform to assist Unpad academics, the public, and related institutions in addressing various issues related to intellectual property rights and their management. IPR management is carried out in the following ways:

  1. Recognizing, rewarding, and protecting the creativity of creative individuals within the Unpad academic community and the general public.
  2. Encouraging the creation of new works, inventions, and discoveries in the process of developing science and technology.
  3. Establishing partnerships with third parties for the development and commercialization of IPR.
  4. Recognizing, rewarding, and protecting the creativity of creative individuals within the Unpad academic community and the general public

Registration Procedure

The Faculty opens IPR registration through the Faculty of Psychology, which will be coordinated by the Research, PPM, Innovation, and Cooperation Manager. IPR registration can be done in two ways:

  1. Registration through the Unpad Innovation and Corporation Directorate (costs borne by Unpad but sometimes constrained by long registration times). For guidelines, please download at this link: https://inovkor.unpad.ac.id/page/3/
  2. Registration through the Faculty (costs are borne by the individual, but the time is relatively faster).

If you choose to register through method 1, please contact the Unpad IPR Unit on the 4th floor of the Jatinangor Rectorate Building. The Research, PPM, Innovation, and Cooperation Manager will facilitate IPR registration through the faculty (method no. 2).

The requirements for IPR registration at the faculty are identical to those for IPR registration through the Unpad Innovation and Corporation Directorate. However, suppose you choose to be facilitated by the faculty. In that case, you only need to submit the files to the Research, PPM, Innovation, and Cooperation Manager and they will be assisted in processing them to Unpad.

Please note that for IPR registration at this time, the copyright holder is Unpad. Do not worry because it will not significantly impact your position as the creator. It will only be recorded that the copyright holder is Unpad. The requirements for IPR registration are as follows:

  1. Scanned KTP (Identity Card) of all creators (saved in JPEG/PDF format, all creators' KTP files merged into one file).
  2. Scanned NPWP (Tax Identification Number) of all creators (saved in JPEG/PDF format, all creators' NPWP files merged into one file).
  3. Complete address of all creators, including postal code, saved in Word file format (Doc.)
  4. Work of creation in PDF format not exceeding 5 M
  5. Description of the creation work in Word file format (Doc.)
  6. The application for registration of creation was made on 1 sheet of Folio (F4) paper, 3 copies of which were stamped. All names of the creators must be written on this registration form. If submitting online, then only 1 copy is required to be stamped, saved in PDF format.
  7. Joint Ownership Certificate made in 2 copies, where 1 (one) sheet is signed above the stamp in the applicant section, 1 (one) sheet is signed above the stamp in the Director of Innovation and Corporation section. Create on Folio (F4) paper. Please note that all creators must sign this ownership sheet. If there are many, at least 2 creator signatures must be stamped. If submitting online, the two files are combined into 1 PDF file.
  8. Statement of Creation 1 sheet (stamp in the signature column). Create on 1 sheet of Folio (F4) paper. If submitting online, save the file in PDF format.
  9. Please do not combine letters 6, 7 and 8.
  10. If submitting online, all files are expected to be scanned using a scanner to produce good and non-blurry results, and all complete files are emailed to [email protected]

The Research, PPM, Innovation, and Cooperation Manager will assist with the process to Unpad. You only need to wait for news from the Research, PPM, Innovation, and Cooperation Manager to complete the IPR payment.