INTERACTIONS OF PEER GROUP AND CELEBRITY WORSHIP WITH IMITATION BEHAVIOR KPOP FANS

  • Ratna Duhita Pramintari
  • Siti Nurhidayah
  • Agustina Ekasari
  • Danu Septian
Keywords: Celebrity Worship, Imitation Behavior, Interactions of Peer Group, KPOP Fan Adolescents

Abstract

The rapid development of technology in Indonesia affects various aspects of human life. This development has been driven by the impact of globalization, making it easier for foreign cultures to enter the country, one form of which is the existence of K-Popers or a large community of K-Pop fans. This triggers imitation behavior from K-Popers towards their fans. For this reason, this study aims to analyze the description of interactions of peer group and celebrity worship with imitation behavior in adolescent K-Pop fans and analyze the relationship between interactions of peer group and celebrity worship with imitation behavior in adolescent K-Pop fans. This study uses quantitative methods and correlational design.The subject in this study is K-pop Fans adolescents in Bekasi. The istrument in this study use a imitation behavior scale, interactions of peer group scale and celebrity worship scale. Data collection techniques through interviews and the use of psychological scales. The results in this study are that there is a relationship between interactions of peer group and celebrity worship with imitation behavior and there is a significant influence between interactions of peer group and celebrity worship with imitation behavior.

Author Biographies

Ratna Duhita Pramintari

Psychology, Faculty of Social Science and Political Science

Islamic University 45, Bekasi, Indonesia

Siti Nurhidayah

Psychology, Faculty of Social Science and Political Science

Islamic University 45, Bekasi, Indonesia

Agustina Ekasari

Psychology, Faculty of Social Science and Political Science

Islamic University 45, Bekasi, Indonesia

Danu Septian

Psychology, Faculty of Social Science and Political Science

Islamic University 45, Bekasi, Indonesia

Published
2024-09-05
Section
Articles