In this latest edition, we explore critical themes within psychology, delving into adolescent assertiveness, the role of emotional support in career choice, resilience in youth, the development of social-emotional skills in educational settings, and optimism in orphanage children.  These studies are rooted in the Indonesian cultural and educational landscape, offering insights and practical implications relevant to local and broader audiences. These articles are 1) The Effect of Adolescent Assertive Ability Training on the Prevention of Smoking Behavior, 2) The Parental Emotional Support and Self-Confidence on Interest In Choosing A College Major in Psychology Students, 3) Subjective Well-Being Among Students Experiencing Broken Home: Case Study in Islamic Modern Boarding School, 4) The Development and Effectiveness of Social-Emotional Training: Portrait of Teachers and Students in Madrasah, 5) Optimism in Orphanage Children Reviewed from Self-Acceptance and Self-Esteem

This volume contains peer-reviewed articles that have been accepted for publication and made available in advance of the publication of the issue in which they will appear, providing authors and readers with rapid access to the journal's latest research. Each article is subsequently enhanced by copyediting, proofreading, typesetting, and article layout. Then, it will be published in printable PDF format with a fully linked full-text version.

In this volume, we present authors with geography: 4 from Indonesia and 1 from Malaysia

This volume contains peer-reviewed articles that have been accepted for publication and made available in advance of the publication of the issue in which they will appear, providing authors and readers with rapid access to the journal's latest research. Each article is subsequently enhanced by copy-editing, proofreading, typesetting, and article layout and will be published in printable PDF format with a fully linked full-text version.

In this volume, we present authors with geography: 5 from Indonesia. 1) The Relationship Between Religiosity and Resilience in Medical Students; 2) Rehabilitation of Drugs Abuse Victims through Islamic Psychotherapy Approach at IPWL D’WIN Foundation Bangka Belitung; 3) The Impact of Competency and Work Placement on Employee Performance at the Tourism Office of Sleman Regency; 4) The Relationship Between Safety Climate with Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) In Employees of the Mine Department And Raw Material Management of PT. XYZ; 5) Exploring Motivations for Online Volunteering in Emerging Adults: A Descriptive Study.

This volume is peer-reviewed articles that have been accepted for publication and made available in advance of the publication of the issue in which they will appear - providing authors and readers with rapid access to the journal's latest research. Each article is subsequently enhanced by copy-editing, proofreading, typesetting, and article layout, and will be published in printable PDF format, with a fully linked full-text version.

In this volume, we present authors with geography: 4 from Indonesia, and 1 from Malaysia. 1) Overcoming Academic Procrastination for College Student; 2) Social Capital in Covid-19 Pandemic Period in Indonesia: Literature Review of Social Capital Implementation; 3) Investigating Between Social Intelligence and Moral Intelligence to Academic Achievement in Psychology Students; 4) Academic Adjustment as a Mediator of Self-Effficacy in Online Learning and Subjective Well-Being in Students; 5) The Relationship between Internet Addiction, Mental Health and Suicidal Behavior among Undergraduate Students in Malaysia.

In this volume, we present several articles that address issues from a variety of researchers and authors. Among others: 1) ; A Descriptive Study of Digital Stress among Employees Who Adopt a Hybrid Working System at PT.XYZ; 2) Theory of Mind on Ghazali and Ibn Qayyim Al Jauzi Perspective: Analysis Model on Islamic Psychology; 3) Work Engagement As Mediator Between Quality Work of Life and Organizational Commitment in PT. XYZ; 4) Kontribusi Kecerdasan Emosional terhadap Konflik Persahabatan pada Siswa SMP Negeri 1 Puding Besar, Bangka; and 5) Efektivitas Pelatihan Manajemen Stres Daring untuk Ibu dengan Anak yang Memiliki Gangguan Pemusatan Perhatian dan Hiperaktivitas (GPPH) 

In this volume, we present several articles that address issues from a variety of researchers and authors. Among others: 1) Emotional Intelligence of Early Childhood Parents During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia; 2) Dropping Out of the School: Factors and Its Impact On Primary School In Indonesia; 3) Mental Health Literacy Among University Students In Semarang City; 4) Subjective Well-Being of the Employee In Manufacturing Industry In Pandemic Covid-19; 5) Investigating of Subjective Well-being On The honorary Education staff at Malukussaleh University, Aceh; 6) Patience and Adjustment for New Students In Darussa'adah Teupin Raya Islamic Boarding School Aceh.

In this volume, we present seven articles that address issues from a variety of researchers and authors. Among others: 1) Authentic Followership: Criticism of the Authentic Followership Models; 2) The relation between father nurturance on College Students' Entrepreneurial Intentions; 3) Religiosity issues relation with gadget consumption; 4) The Role of Grit In Indonesian Student; 5) Mindful Breathing Intervention for reducing academic stress; 6) Relationship Quality in Long-Distance Relationships (LDR); 7) The Effects of Self-Regulated Learning (SRL) On Academic Procrastination; 8) The Contribution of Islamic Psychoteraphy toward Mental Health Intervention.

In this June 2021 Edition (Vol. 3, No. 1), Psychosophia presents topics that are mostly related to the Muslim community. These publications include 1) Articles on the Happiness of Santri in Pesantren; 2) Articles that discuss the perception of caning as the application of Qonun Jinayah to the Muslim community in Aceh; 3) Another article is about burnout by gender. Articles that discuss academic stress include 4) Articles on religiosity and self-efficacy toward academic stress in college students; 5) Other articles discuss cruel behavior towards animals.

In this pandemic era, change in human behavior is the strongest basis for slowing the spread of the ongoing pandemic. In addition, disruptive change also demands the need for adaptation in various layers of life. Psychosophia Vol. 2, No. 2 (December 2020) presents two articles related to the psychological effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Other papers address psychological issues in prison and the implementation of self-regulated learning of student's low socioeconomic status. The next paper discusses character education in the Islamic Psychology view. Therefore, in this issue, we have entitled "The Psychological Dynamics on Pandemic Period." 

Today, we live in social and religious life that it was undergoing rapid changes. This drastic change in the transformation era affects people's thoughts, beliefs, attitudes, and behavior in harmonizing their lives. Psychosophia: Journal of Psychology, Religion, and Humanity captures this important issue. Therefore, this volume explores several issues in psychological dynamics that live in this fast-rapid-chaotic life. 

This Issue explores the theoretical concepts, research, approaches, and methods of interplays between Psychology and other disciplines. As you have known, the epistemology of Islamic Psychology still young and "being becoming". In the trilogy of Psychology, Islam, and Global Issues that we believe its interconnection and even more intersection bring a modality toward the progressive paradigm for humanity in the world. The current issue covers several intersection sub-themes, namely: Islamic Psychology, Psychology & Philosophy, Psychology & Social-Humanity Approach, Psychology & Indigenous Context, or Psychology, Media, and Technology.