Emerging Trends in Psychology, Law, Communication Studies, Culture, Religion, and Literature in the Global Digital Revolution

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Social Sciences Series: Psychology, Law, Communication Studies, Culture, Religion, and Literature (SOSCIS 2019), July 10 2019, Semarang Indonesia

Yulianto Budi Setiawan, Santi Rahmawati

• Publisher: Routledge
• Year: 2020
• ISBN:
  9781000043549
• Edition: 1
• Topic: Psychologie
• Subtopic: Histoire et théorie en psychologie

The Fourth Industrial Revolution has the potential to raise global income levels and improve the quality of life for populations around the world. Technology development of AI, self-driving, big data, the Internet of things, and many digital revolutions have changed how people interact with each other. Therefore, developing a comprehensive and globally shared view of how technology is affecting our lives and reshaping our social, cultural, and human environments is essential. There has never been a time of more significant promise, or one of greater potential peril. Today's decision-makers, however, are too often trapped in traditional, linear thinking, or too absorbed by the multiple crises demanding their attention, to think strategically about the forces of disruption and innovation shaping our future.
The main goal of the conference was to provide an outlet for papers discussing the importance and impact of industrial revolution 4.0 to influence social aspect in human life. The proceedings consist of papers covering issues on psychology, law, communication studies, culture, religion, and literature. The proceedings will provide the latest research and constitute a concise but timely medium for the dissemination.
The Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Social Sciences Series (SOSCIS 2019) will be invaluable to professionals and academics in psychology, law, communication studies, culture, religion, and literature.

Implementation of well-designed interior spaces, with psychological concepts and solutions for private workspaces in Surabaya

Sriti Mayang Sari & Sherly de Yong

Department of Interior Design, Petra Christian University, Surabaya, Indonesia

ABSTRACT: A well-designed workspace can increase productivity and enable efficient use of space. Despite the well-designed space concept, there are also cultures and habits that indirectly affect the use of interior space functions and the atmosphere in the workspace. Therefore, this research aimed to identify the issues with implementing well-designed space for private workspaces in Surabaya City. The case study for this project is portfolios were designed by students Regina, Aileen and Leony from the Interior Design Department – Petra Christian University. The research method was qualitative research. The method used to collect primary data was direct observation, interviews, and literature studies. Analysis was carried out by comparing literature data with field data. This analysis created a solution for the implementation of well-designed interior space in the directors’ room in Surabaya. The design will help the workers to improve their performance, for example adding plants could provide a sense of comfort and creativity.

Keywords: environment psychology, interior, well-designed space, workspace

1 INTRODUCTION

Humans try to fulfill their lives by working, which becomes one of their important activities. A workspace is a space used or required for one’s work, in an external space or at home. Therefore, a workspace has an important role in accommodating human activities. Good interior workspace design can help workers improve productivity. Besides being able to increase productivity, good workspace arrangements can also provide other benefits, such as enabling the efficient use of spaces and facilitating communication between users so that coordination and supervision are easier. In addition to the effectiveness of work, good workspaces can affect user discipline (Van Meel, Martens and van Ree, 2010).

The interior design of effective workspaces requires careful consideration of many issues., from the sensory input aspects, organizational and national cultures, through the psychological needs for privacy (Augustin, Frankel and Coleman, 2009). Creating effective interior workspaces, will increase workers’ satisfaction with their jobs, which is important for humanitarian and financial reasons. Based on Augustin, Frankel and Coleman (2009), when someone is satisfied with their workspace, they will be more happy with their work. Therefore, a well-designed workspace should include five psychological aspects: communicating, comforting, complying, challenging and continuing. Some studies have stated that the way architects respond to building space is completely different from the needs, culture and habit of users. Moore in Snyder and Anthony (1991) stated that architects are usually more concerned with the physical and surrounding environments in building space (Snyder and Anthony, 1991). Andi Siswanto in Sari stated that the most important thing is development which must focus on the values and socio-culture of the local community (Ishananto, 2010; Sari, 2018). Therefore, beside the five psychological aspects from Sally Augustin regarding the well-designed workspace, there is also a culture and habit that indirectly affects the use of interior space functions and the atmosphere in the workspace. Based on the background above, this research is important for identifying issues and implementing well-designed space with cultures, habits, personalization and psychological issues for private workspaces in Surabaya City. The case study for this project is portfolios by students Regina, Aileen and Leony from the Interior Design Department – Petra Christian University.

2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

In general, the research method used is a qualitative research method. The primary data needed is in the form of data of the case study: Project 1 by Regina, Project 2 by Aileen, and Project 3 by Leony. The primary data will include the field data (existing interior conditions, user profiles) and a literature study regarding well-designed space. The methods used to collect primary data are direct observation, interviews, and literature studies.

Analysis was carried out by comparing literature data with field data. The thinking patterns used are deductive and inductive thinking patterns. In this study, comparative analysis using deductive thinking is analyzed using theories about t...

Table of contents

• Cover
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• Foreword
• Organizing Committee
• Scientific Committee
• Analysis of personality and behavioral performance
• The role of leaders in cultivating Islamic values in companies
• The effects of positive and negative emotion on viral marketing effectiveness
• Teachers’ revelations on self-motivation
• Legal protection for consumers in online transactions
• Legal protection of passing-off well-known marks for the welfare of consumers in Indonesia
• Resilience in adolescents infected with HIV/AIDS
• Reconstruction of the legal protection concept Janda Cerai in the Batak Toba community based on the value of justice
• Duality of structure in the Family Welfare and Empowerment organization (PKK)
• Blonde hair as symbol of Patrick Bateman’s displacement in American Psycho: Semiotic approach
• Authority of religious court in settlement of the Shariah banking dissolution
• Implementation of well-designed interior spaces, with psychological concepts and solutions for private workspaces in Surabaya
• Small industry and the relationship with protecting and managing the environment
• Redefining the relationship of majority and minority as a social principle
• The scooter motorbike market monopoly by Honda and Yamaha in Indonesia, 2016–2019
• Supervision of environmental permits as a juridical instrument for protection environment based on community
• Malacca Portuguese intangible cultural heritage: An approach to cultural mapping
• Controlling the emotions of children with autism with social stories while at school
• Employability factor to improve readiness for changes
• The challenges of the online journalism in the industrial revolution 4.0. era in Indonesia
• Responding to the circulation of hoaxes using media literacy and information culture
• School resilience and religious radicalism in senior high schools
• Implementation of occupational health and safety management system in human resources development to improve performance
• The influence of WhatsApp on improvements for fish farmers: A lesson from Semarang City, Indonesia
• The pragmatic force of expressive speech acts of the Banyumasan Javanese language in sale and purchase transactions in Pasar Wage, Purwokerto Timur District, Banyumas Regency
• Reconstruction of regulations dealing with the period of the presidents’ term to minimize the abuse of power
• Sociocultural theory applied to collaborative learning in writing strategies
• Author Index