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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INTENSITY OF WATCHING KOREAN


DRAMAS WITH THE ATTITUDE OF ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION

Arini Bunga Firdaus1, Salastia Paramita Nurhuda2, Wahyunengsih3

Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta


E-mail: afii21@mhs.uinjkt.ac.id

Info Artikel Abstract


This study is an initial study to determine and analyze the relationship between the
Sejarah Artikel; intensity of watching Korean dramas and the academic procrastination attitude of UIN
Jakarta students during the Covid-19 pandemic. The object of this research is the
Accepted: relationship between the intensity of watching Korean dramas and the attitude of
Januari 2022 academic procrastination. In the research instrument, researchers use Google Forms or
Published: online questionnaires. The method used by the researcher is descriptive quantitative
Juni 2022 method with correlational technique. The subjects in this study were UIN Jakarta
students from various faculties and majors, but the researchers used a random sampling
technique, which was taken as many as 30 students. In processing the data using
Microsoft Excel 2019 using the correlation formula. The results in the study show a
correlation coefficient of r = 0.1232 with a significance of p = 0.000 (p < 0.01) so the
conclusion of this study shows that there is no positive and significant relationship
between the intensity of watching Korean dramas and the academic procrastination
attitude of UIN Jakarta students in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Keywords: Watching Intensity; Academic Procrastination; Korean Drama

Abstrak
Penelitian ini merupakan kajian awal untuk mengetahui dan menganalisa hubungan
antara intensitas menonton drama korea dengan sikap prokrastinasi akademik mahasiswa
UIN Jakarta pada masa pandemi Covid-19. Objek dari penelitian ini adalah hubungan
intensitas menonton drama korea dengan sikap prokrastinasi akademik. Dalam
instrumen penelitian, peneliti memakai Google Formulir atau kuesioner secara online.
Metode yang digunakan peneliti ialah metode kuantitatif deskriptif dengan teknik
korelasional. Subjek dalam penelitian ini adalah mahasiswa UIN Jakarta dari berbagai
fakultas dan jurusan, namun peneliti memakai teknik random sampling yang diambil
berjumlah 30 mahasiswa. Dalam pengolahan datanya memakai Microsoft Excel 2019
dengan memakai rumus korelasi. Adapun hasil dalam penelitian menunjukkan koefisien
korelasi r= 0,1232 dengan signifikasi p= 0,000 (p< 0,01) sehingga kesimpulan dari
penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa tidak terdapat hubungan positif dan signifikan antara
intensitas menonton drama korea dengan sikap prokrastinasi akademik mahasiswa UIN
Jakarta di era pandemi Covid-19.

Kata Kunci: : Intensitas Menonton; Prokrastinasi Akademik; Drama Korea.

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BACKGROUND In the current era of modernization,
The development of technology and all people are able to get what they need,
information in the current era of one of which is watching activities.
globalization has contributed greatly to the Previously, watching activities could be
development of communication that seen on television, but now we can easily
allows people all over the world to interact watch internet sites, various applications,
with each other. There is almost no limit to or YouTube. It is easy for foreign cultures
exchanging information between nations to develop in Indonesia. This is where
around the world, one of which is culture. popular culture comes from. Popular
One of the cultures that are influencing culture contains elements of fun and
various countries is the Korean Wave or entertainment (Revess, 2004, p.1).
Hallyu culture. A student is someone who is
South Korea today has succeeded in studying at a university/college. Students
spreading its popular cultural products to have an important role in
the international world including university/college life. It is the
Indonesia, namely "Hallyu" or what is responsibility and duty of each university
known as the "Korean Wave" in Indonesia to produce quality graduates and
and is often stated as a new pop culture contribute well to social life.
that is embodied in the community. Hallyu According to Siallagan, students as a
is the term given to the spread of Korean campus community have the main task of
pop culture globally in various countries of learning such as making assignments,
the world. reading books, making papers,
Korean fever triggers the birth of a presentations, discussions, attending
benchmark in behavior for teenagers and seminars, and other activities that are
the younger generation who generally campus-like. In the lecture process,
enjoy Korean dramas or what is called students will be given assignments by the
KDrama, competitive teenagers, higher lecturer according to their respective
aspirations than other friends, coupled subjects, both assignments that are carried
with a heartwarming love story that makes out individually or in groups. The tasks are
students more and more fall in love with collected within a certain deadline. The
Korean dramas. The emergence of popular time limitation in collecting assignments,
culture has had its own impact on of course, has a purpose, namely as a
Indonesia, especially on students. forum for habituation so that students have

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a sense of responsibility for the tasks given completing a certain course. The longer
and have a disciplined attitude. they delay, the longer it will take them to
With students often collect these complete certain course assignments
assignments at the end of time, even (Pratiwi & Sawitri, 2015).
passing the specified limit. This is because Menurut (Prawitasari, 2012)
students feel they still have a lot of time to revealed that continuous delays will have
work on and collect the assignments given fatal consequences, for example, failure to
so they procrastinate doing these tasks. obtain a bachelor's degree, and delays in
Procrastination is one of the behaviors and completing lectures resulting in additional
habits that are not good and can have a tuition fees. Materially procrastination is
negative impact on our good lives. often followed by feelings of guilt, anger,
Students are encouraged to be able to and worthlessness.
develop their potential as optimally as The presence of Korean dramas has
possible because students are human an impact on students. According to
resources who are expected to be able to students, Korean drama is very interesting
keep up with the global competition. So to watch. The more interesting Korean
that students can be said to be the hope of dramas are seen, the more likely they are
the nation. to delay doing their assignments due to
Procrastination is putting off until spending their time just watching
tomorrow or preferring to do his work (Abimanyu et al., 2011). This makes the
tomorrow. (Aksinola and Tella, 2007) high intensity of watching Korean dramas,
defines academic procrastination as a form causing the audience to forget the time.
of avoidance in doing tasks that should be Students who watch Korean dramas too
completed by individuals. Individuals who often tend to be lazy to study and will
do procrastinate prefer to spend time with neglect their assignments, and delay doing
friends or other work that is not really as assignments.
important as doing the main task quickly. The factor of academic
Academic procrastination is procrastination is academic stress.
important to study because it has the Academic stress is part of the psychology
potential to hinder the learning process and experienced by individuals in dealing with
academic procrastination by students will threatening situations. (Taylor, 1995) says
have a negative impact on achievement stress is a condition that is not balanced
(You, 2015). Academic procrastination in between self-ability and existing demands.
students can prevent them from (Harsha 2017) defines stress as pressure,

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dependents, burdens, worries, and anxiety. This study uses a Likert scale with
In addition (King, 2010, p.95) defines favorable and unfavorable questions. For
stress as an individual response to the research questionnaire on the
stressors, in the form of events that can intensity of watching Korean dramas,
threaten individuals and can burden their there were 13 questions and the research
coping abilities. Stress in the academic questionnaire on the academic
field is called academic stress. procrastination attitude of UIN Jakarta
Thus, academic stress has the students was 21 questions. Then the data
potential for students to do academic is processed and processed statistically
procrastination. The existence of academic through the Microsoft Office Excel 2019
stress felt by students makes them program and analyzed using the
procrastinate in doing or completing correlation formula between two
assignments besides being lazy they feel variables, by calculating the r-table and
burdened so they are not calm in doing r-count and the percentage formula.
assignments (Hardjana, 1994).
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
In this study, the researchers used a
RESEARCH METHODS
random sampling technique for all UIN
This research uses a quantitative
Jakarta students and took 30 students at
research type with a quantitative
random from various majors and faculties.
descriptive approach, with a
The independent variable in this study was
correlational technique. The purpose of
the intensity of watching Korean dramas
this study was to determine the
which were marked by the symbol "x" and
relationship between the intensity of
the attitude of academic procrastination
watching Korean dramas with the
was marked by the symbol "y".
procrastination attitude of UIN Jakarta
The results of the overall frequency
students. The subjects in this study were
and percentage of Intensity of Watching
all students of UIN Jakarta, and a sample
Korean Dramas and Attitudes of Academic
of 30 students who liked watching
Procrastination of UIN Jakarta Students
Korean dramas from various faculties
during the Covid-19 Pandemic can be seen
and departments were taken. Sampling
in the following table:
was done by using a random sampling
technique. Data collection was carried
out in April 2022 using a questionnaire
from Google Forms.

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Table 1. Frequency and Percentage of Table 2. Frequency and Percentage of
Intensity Categories Academic Procrastination Attitudes
Category Interval Frequency Percentage
Category Interval Frequency Percentage
Low < 19 4 13,33
Low < 47 3 10
47 < = X < 23 76,67 19 < = X < 19 63,33
Medium
Medium 33
60
High 60 < = X 4 13,33 High 33 < = X 7 23,33
Amount 30 100 Amount 30 100

The overall results from the table The overall results from the table

above show that there are 4 students above show that there are 3 students (10%)

(13.33%) in the low category or the in the low category or low procrastination

intensity of watching Korean dramas is attitude with a score range of less than 47,

low with a score range of less than 19, and the medium category is 23 students

the medium category is the number of (76.67%) with a score range equal to or

students with 19 (63.33%) with the same more than 47 and less than 60, then there

score range. with or more than 19 and less are 4 students (13.33%) in the high

than 33, then there are 7 students (23.33%) category in academic procrastination

in the high category in the intensity of attitudes during the Covid-19 Pandemic in

watching Korean dramas during this UIN Jakarta students, with a score range

pandemic for UIN Jakarta students, with a equal to or more than 60. It can be

score range equal to or more than 33. concluded that the attitude of Academic

So it can be concluded that the Procrastination of UIN Jakarta students is

intensity of watching Korean dramas by moderate with a percentage of 76.67%

UIN Jakarta students is moderate with a with a total of 30 students. The average

percentage of 63.33% with a total of 30 value is 53 and produces a standard

students. The average value is 26 and deviation (SD) of 7.

produces a standard deviation (SD) of 7. Furthermore, to determine the

The categories of Frequency and correlation between the Intensity of

Percentage of Academic Procrastination Watching Korean Dramas with Academic

Attitudes of UIN Jakarta Students during Procrastination Attitudes of UIN Jakarta

the Covid-19 Pandemic are as follows: Students during the Covid-19 Pandemic by
first determining the statistical hypothesis
or null hypothesis (H0) and the alternative
hypothesis or working hypothesis (Ha).
Next, determine the r-table based on the

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correlation coefficient and determine the r- The assumption from the researcher
count of the two variables, as follows: is that many UIN Jakarta students watch
Korean dramas just for refreshing from the
Table 3. The results of the R-table and
R-count of the two variables fatigue of the existing tasks, after that
students immediately return to their
r-table r-count conclusion
college assignments without delaying for
0,361 0,1232 0,1232 < 0,361
long. As mentioned in the research
Based on the data test that has been (Ramadhania, 2020) As a student, you will
carried out, it proves that there is no not be separated from the task. In this
positive and significant relationship Covid-19 era, students are increasingly
between the intensity of watching Korean bored with their tasks, because the longer a
dramas and the academic procrastination person is in the same place, plus if he is
of UIN Jakarta students during the Covid- alone, the longer that person will certainly
19 pandemic. It can be seen from the feel more stressed. From this feeling of
comparison of the r-count is smaller than stress, there is a tendency that it will have
the r-table, which means the correlation is an impact on their daily activities. Stress
very weak. From these results, it can be can also have an impact on academic
concluded that the results are significant, abilities, so a way is needed to be able to
which means Ho is rejected and Ha is control that stress. Therefore, it is
accepted. The value of r has a very necessary to have a stress coping strategy
negative sign (0.1232) which indicates a so that students do not experience
very weak correlation, meaning that if the excessive stress during the pandemic,
intensity of watching Korean dramas is either by doing me time or by doing
high, the academic procrastination of UIN hobbies or activities they like. For students
Jakarta students remains low during the of UIN Jakarta, college assignments are
Covid-19 pandemic. And the formulation still a responsibility that must be
of the problem that has been mentioned in completed, even though in the middle of
the previous chapter regarding "is there a the process they need to rest and recharge
relationship between the intensity of energy by doing me time, they continue to
watching Korean dramas and the attitude complete their assignments to the fullest.
of academic procrastination" has been The term 'burnout' for students is not
answered. strange anymore, many tasks sometimes
make us need to change our lifestyle,
arrange sports, eat meals, schedule our

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activities, and even manage our stress, one In this case, the attitude of academic
of which is my time, or doing things we procrastination during a pandemic can
like. Because when burnout has hit arise because someone experiences
students, it has an impact on their burnout or stress on their academics,
academic procrastination attitude which therefore someone needs me time by doing
will be dangerous to them, therefore, the things they like, one of which is watching
majority of UIN Jakarta students choose to Korean dramas.
watch Korean dramas as a place to get rid
of burnout and stress they experience CONCLUSION
when doing their assignments, this is Based on the research and discussion
proven by Many of UIN Jakarta's students that has been done, that r-count is smaller
have a low intensity of watching Korean than the r-table, which means the
dramas, but their academic procrastination correlation is very weak. From these
remains high. And many also have low results, it can be concluded that the results
procrastination but the intensity of are significant, which means Ho is rejected
watching Korean dramas is very high. and Ha is accepted.
From this, it can be seen that UIN Jakarta The value of r has a very negative
students do not use watching Korean sign (0.1232) which indicates a very weak
dramas as an obstacle to their academic correlation, meaning that if the intensity of
procrastination. watching Korean dramas is high, the
In research (Widyaiswara, 2021) In academic procrastination of UIN Jakarta
this online system, there are many students remains low during the Covid-19
obstacles that occur to students, many pandemic.
things are not in accordance with the In this case, students just need to be
material optimally so that students have refreshed from the fatigue of tasks during
difficulty in understanding which the Covid-19 pandemic. There is a
ultimately experience stress and academic tendency that this will have an impact on
burnout which is the cause A student has their daily activities, for example, an
an academic procrastination attitude. attitude of academic procrastination arises.
Effects arising from burnout are decreased With the condition of UIN Jakarta students
motivation to learn, the emergence of who are good, not stressed, and don't
negative attitudes, frustration, failure, and burnout with their assignments, these
low self-esteem. students can complete their college
assignments well and maximally, therefore

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