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Rahmayanty, Dinny
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Journal : Ath Thariq Jurnal Dakwah dan Komunikasi

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Women And Catcalling: An Analysis of Contributing Factors and Mitigating of Verbal/Non-Verbal Communication Lubis, Muhammad Alridho; Rahmayanty, Dinny
Ath Thariq Jurnal Dakwah dan Komunikasi Vol 8 No 1 (2024): Ath-Thariq
Publisher : Fakultas Ushuluddin Adab dan Dakwah IAIN Metro-Lampung

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.32332/ath-thariq.v8i1.7739

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Sexual harassment in the form of catcalling is prevalent. This research aims to delve into the factors that contribute to catcalling behavior towards women and develop strategies to minimize its occurrence. Employing a literature review methodology, the study gathers information and data from relevant sources pertaining to the issue. Unlike previous research that solely focused on catcalling forms, this study analyzes contributing factors and mitigation strategies. The findings reveal that catcalling manifests in various forms of verbal and non-verbal communication, including whistling, calling, teasing, touching, and, in the most extreme cases, following, insulting, and assaulting the victim. Analysis of contributing factors highlights the pervasive role of patriarchal culture in society, which places power in the hands of men and objectifies women. Additionally, perpetrators of catcalling are driven by a range of psychological factors, such as attraction, a sense of power over women, self-gratification, and a desire for amusement with friends. Efforts to minimize verbal and non-verbal communication in catcalling, stemming from the understanding that catcalling is a form of sexual harassment, include ignoring the perpetrator and pretending to be preoccupied. While silence can be an alternative, resistance from the victim is more effective.
Co-Authors Addinda, Dhea Afriyani, Windi Aisyah Nur Awalin, Siti Alhamdika, Zidan Ananda, Sevtia Ananta, Grestia Andreani, Reva Anhur, Al Mujahidah Layal Artita, Exsa Aryanto, Randy Asrofi, Fauzan Cahya, Bellin Dwi Indah Finanjani, Syakila Freddi Sarman Guk Guk, Reski Raja Gutji, Nelyahardi Harahap, Nur Hasanah Hardiansyah, Fadhil Hera Wahyuni Jannah, Ummi Rojatul Khofifah, Khairani lestari, Ermida Lizia, Aisyah Lubis, Muhammad Alridho Mahardika, Rani Muhammad Zulfikar Mulyani, Melati Rizki nelyahardi, nelyahardi Nurul Husna Oktrianda, Atthaul Pebrianto, Agung Permadi, Kimas Pitria, Pitria Putri, Adinda Eka Putriansyah, Eliza Rabbani, Muhammad Naufal Regilsa, Muhammad Rimulawati, Vegestina Rizwana Akila, Ozza Rodia Simanullang, Adelina Sadewa, Raja Dhimas Saputra, Nurhadi Setiawati, Yodia Simar, Simar Siti Aisah Suryati Suryati Thohiroh, Nazila Syifa Triana, Fira Febri Waroh, Mona Yollanda, Yollanda Yulianti Yulianti Zubaidah Zubaidah