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    PENGARUH TERPAAN LAGU DAN MOTIF MENDENGARKAN LAGU TUTUR BATIN YURA YUNITA TERHADAP PENGUNGKAPAN DIRI (MAHASISWA UNIVERSITAS PERTAMINA)

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    PENGARUH TERPAAN LAGU DAN MOTIF MENDENGARKAN LAGU TUTUR BATIN MILIK YURA YUNITA TERHADAP PENGUNGKAPAN DIRI MAHASISWA UNIVERSITAS PERTAMINA (ALYAA.A.R.).pdf (10.55Mb)
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    2023-03-23
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    Aulya Rasyid, Alyaa
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    The Effects of Song Exposure and Listening Motives to Yura Yunita's “Tutur Batin” Song on phenomenology Self-Disclosure (Pertamina University Student). This research aims to discover the influence of exposure and motive of listening to Yura Yunita’s Tutur Batin on self-disclosure. This research also discusses the phenomena related to self-disclosure on YouTube. This research is quantitative by applying data analysis in numeral form and using simple random sampling as a sampling method by distributing questionnaires to Pertamina University Jakarta student Academic Year 2021/2022 (Even Semester) academically active as many as 98 respondents. This research used Uses and Gratification as the theoretical basis. This research found that 1) there is a significant and positive effect from having a song exposure to self-disclosure with a significant number of 0,003. 2) there is a significant positive effect from a song-listening motive variable to the self-disclosure variable with a significant number of 0,000. 3) there is an effect of song exposure and listening motive to Yura Yunita’s Tutur Batin on self-disclosure with a significant number of 0,000. Both variables of song exposure and the listening motive to Yura Yunita’s Tutur Batin simultaneously contributed to self-disclosure of 73 percent.
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