Dr. Juneman  Abraham
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Dr. Juneman Abraham

Associate Professor
Bina Nusantara University,Indonesia


Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Psychology from Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia

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Biography

Dr. Juneman Abraham is Lecturer Specialist in Social & Community Psychology at the Psychology Department, Faculty of Humanities, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta, Indonesia ( https://www.topuniversities.com/universities/bina-nusantara-university-binus ). He received his Ph.D. in Psychology from the Universitas Indonesia in 2018, followed by his training in Scientometrics from the Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Universiteit Leiden, Netherlands, in 2019.

He was a Visiting Scholar at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (2019); founding member of the Indonesian Forensic Sciences Association in 2010 and Association of Behavioural Researchers on Asians in 2014; and the former Secretary-General of Asian Psychological Association (2014-2016). He is a National Assessor of Psychology Competency (since 2019), Executive Committee Member of the Indonesian Psychological Association (since 2007), Indonesian Open Science Committee Member (since 2017), Certified Ethics Teacher of UNESCO (ETTC, 2017), as well Executive Committee Member of Center for Scientific Publication Studies-Indonesian Journal Volunteer (since 2019). He also serves as Editorial Board Member of Anima Indonesian Psychological Journal, Global Health Management Journal, and Journal of Nusantara Studies. In addition, he is an active reviewer for the Journal of Social and Political Psychology, International Journal of e-Collaboration, Psychological Research on Urban Society, Lingua Cultura, Makara Human Behavior Studies in Asia, Indonesian Journal of Educational Assessment, and Jurnal Antikorupsi INTEGRITAS. Overall, he has published more than 50 refereed journal articles, 5 books / book chapter, and 15 refereed conference proceedings.

Amongst the awards he had received included One of the Top Reviewers for Cross-Field (2018) & for Multidisciplinary (2017) from Publons (Web of Science Group) and Rector’s Award for The Best Teaching Performance from BINUS University (2017).

His principal research interests focus on the Psychology of Corruption, Psychoinformatics, National Cultural Orientation, and Psychology of Public Policy. From the year 2014 till now, he has completed 5 research projects as Principal Investigator funded by research grants from the Indonesian Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education (RISTEKDIKTI). Amongst his consultancy projects included those that involved the Family of Hope Program in Indonesia: Evaluation Research of Its Impact on Very Poor Households in Seven Provinces (Indonesian Ministry of Social Affairs, 2012), Formulation of Post-Disaster Social-Psychological Recovery Guidelines (National Board for Disaster Management, 2009), Revitalization of Indonesian City Parks (OREO Mondelez Indonesia, 2018), Academic Integrity Platform (RISTEKDIKTI, 2019), National Journal Accreditation Assessment, National Research Grant Review (ISO/IEC 17024:2012 certified reviewer, since 2018), and National Student Creativity Program Review (RISTEKDIKTI, 2018-2019).

Ask him anything at http://juneman.me and http://ask.fm/juneman

Area of Interest:

Social Sciences
100%
Social Psychology
62%
Psycho-Social Aspects
90%
Environmental Planning
75%
Socio-Psychological Adaptation
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0
Chapters
0
Articles
0
Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

  1. Hakim, L.N., G.A. Santoso, B. Takwin, Y. Sunitiyoso and J. Abraham, 2021. Group decision quality, conscientiousness and competition. Cogent Psychol., 10.1080/23311908.2021.1872907.
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  2. Zhang Q., J. Abraham and Hui-Zhen. Fu, 2020. Collaboration and its influence on retraction based on retracted publications during 1978–2017. Scientometrics 125: 213-232.
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  3. Nugraha, M.A., N.P. Banglali, J. Abraham, M.M. Ali and E.W. Andangsari, 2020. Insights on media literacy and social engineering vulnerability predictors: lifelong learning gravity. Cypriot J. Educ.al Sci., 15: 955-975.
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  4. Hakim L.N., S. Susiana, F.N. Arifa, A.M. Fahham, M. Teja and J. Abraham, 2020. Psychological correlates of anti-sexual harassment: dataset of indonesia's generation z. Data in Brief 31: 105944-105944.
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  5. Abraham, J., D.L. Septian, T. Prayoga and Y.S. Ruman, 2020. Predictive Factors of Attitude Towards Online Disruptive Advertising. IGI Global, Pennsylvania, United States, Pages: 369,.
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  6. Abraham, J., 2020. National culture as a correlate of research output and impact. F1000Res., 10.12688/f1000research.18283.3.
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  7. Abraham J., M.A. Kurniadi, E.W. Andangsari, M.M. Ali, R.H. Manurung and H.L.H.S. Warnars, 2020. Prediction of guilt and shame proneness based on disruption to psychological contract: a new light for corruption prevention. Heliyon 10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e04275 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e04275.
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  8. Abraham, J., D.U. Sutiksno, N. Kurniasih and A. Warokka, 2019. Acceptance and penetration of bitcoin: the role of psychological distance and national culture. SAGE Open, 10.1177/2158244019865813.
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  9. Abraham, J., and A.G. Pea, 2018. Can proneness to moral emotions detect corruption? The mediating role of ethical judgment based on unified ethics. Kasetsart J. Social Sci., 10.1016/j.kjss.2018.07.013.
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  10. Abraham, J., T. Prayoga and B. Takwin, 2018. Political psychology of Indonesian political figure: A case study of a political entrepreneur who is not hesitant in paving a new way. Int. J. Res. Stud. Psychol., 7: 35-58.
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  11. Prayoga, T. and J. Abraham, 2017. A psychological model explaining why we love or hate statistics. Kasetsart J. Social Sci., 38: 1-8.
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  12. Azizah, A., J. Abraham and B. Dhowi, 2017. Pathway to entrepreneurship university: An autoethnography of entrepreneurial research experience. J. Educ. Learn., 11: 319-331.
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  13. Azizah, A. and J. Abraham, 2017. Content analysis and exploratory factor analysis of relationship goals among young adults: Converging data from Instagram and offline surveys. Int. J. Adv. Comput. Res., 8: 11-34.
  14. Abraham, J., M.Y. Sari, A. Azizah and W. Ispurwanto, 2017. Guilt and shame proneness: The role of work meaning and perceived unethicality of no harm no foul behavior among private sector employees. J. Psychol. Educ. Res., 25: 90-114.
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  15. Abraham, J., B. Takwin and J. Suleeman, 2017. Counterfeit self: A confirmatory factor analysis among Indonesians. Kasetsart J. Social Sci., (In Press). 10.1016/j.kjss.2017.07.011.
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  16. Abraham, J. and T. Prayoga, 2017. Indonesian students' representation on psychology and social change: Challenge for curriculum progression. Open J. Social Sci., 5: 122-135.
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  17. Teoriman, A., J. Abraham and J.A.A. Rumeser, 2016. Intercultural sensitivity among private university students in Jakarta, Indonesia. Int. J. Interdisciplin. Cult. Stud., 11: 29-41.
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  18. Prayoga, T., A. Rufaedah and J. Abraham, 2016. Deeper look in professionals' happiness and its relation to ethics. Abnormal Behav. Psychol., Vol. 2. 10.4172/2472-0496.1000122.
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  19. Prayoga, T. and J. Abraham, 2016. Social-psychological-health predictors of fondness of Arkenstone among Indonesians. Abnormal Behav. Psychol., Vol. 2. 10.4172/2472-0496.1000116.
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  20. Prayoga, T. and J. Abraham, 2016. Behavioral intention to use IoT health device: The role of perceived usefulness, facilitated appropriation, big five personality traits and cultural value orientation. Int. J. Electr. Comput. Eng., 6: 1751-1765.
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  21. Abraham, J. and A. Falah, 2016. Is virtual marriage acceptable? A psychological study investigating the role of ambiguity tolerance and intimacy illusion in online dating among adolescents and early adults. J. Psychol. Educ. Res., 24: 117-143.
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  22. Sharron and J. Abraham, 2015. The role of curiosity in making up digital content promoting cultural heritage. Procedia-Social Behav. Sci., 184: 259-265.
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  23. Rizkytha, I.Z. and J. Abraham, 2015. Attitudes toward risk, social dominance orientation and perceived scarcity of the opposite sex on Indonesian woman migrant. workers. Int. J. Res. Stud. Psychol., 4: 17-25.
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  24. Prayoga, T., A.C. Noviardi, C. Winata, G. Saputra and V. Angelina et al., 2015. Social psychological interventions to reduce the number of violence against women in Indonesia. Mediterr. J. Social Sci., 6: 285-295.
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  25. Noerhardiyanty, Y. and J. Abraham, 2015. Social comparison as a predictor of shame proneness dimensions. Sosiohumanika: J. Pendidikan Sains Sosial Kemanusiaan, 8: 231-240.
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  26. Hartoyo, V. and J. Abraham, 2015. The role of cultural value orientations and sexual desire in predicting cybersex behavior in unmarried young adults. Anima: Indonesian Psychol. J., 30: 75-87.
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  27. Angelina, V. and J. Abraham, 2015. Predictive analysis of hip-hop dancers' motivation for choreographing from choreography components (body-thinking-space-time). Anima: Indonesian Psychol. J., 31: 1-13.
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  28. Abraham, J., M.M. Pane and R.P. Chairiyani, 2015. An investigation on cynicism and environmental self-efficacy as predictors of pro-environmental behavior. Psychology, 6: 234-242.
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  29. Abraham, J., 2015. Psychological factors motivating the intention to utilize mass public transport vehicles. Anima: Indonesian Psychol. J., 30: 117-126.
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  30. Abraham, J. and W. Rahardjo, 2015. Psychopathy, sexual values dimensions and premarital sexual behaviour among urban unmarried adolescents. Procedia-Social Behav. Sci., 165: 2-11.
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  31. Abraham, J. and S. Sharron, 2015. Attitude toward game, emotional awareness and thinking style among high school students. Adv. Sci. Lett., 21: 1845-1849.
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  32. Abraham, J. and R.P.N. Berline, 2015. An investigation on organizational charlatan behaviour and moral identity as predictors of shame: Importance for education. J. Educ. Learn., 9: 135-144.
  33. Abraham, J. and M.S. Wirayudha, 2015. Personality traits, sedentariness and personal dilemma as the dynamic predictors of intention to use public transportation in greater Jakarta. Makara Hubs-Asia, 9: 125-143.
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  34. Abraham, J. and M.A. Puteri, 2015. Sexual self-schema, perceptions of breast talk and physical self-concept in breast cancer survivor. Int. J. Public Health Sci., 4: 131-139.
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  35. Abraham, J. and M. Trimutiasari, 2015. Sociopsychotechnological predictors of individual's social loafing in virtual team. Int. J. Electr. Comput. Eng., 5: 1500-1510.
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  36. Abraham, J. and A.F. Maulida, 2015. No harm no foul behavior and consumption motivation among Indonesian students. Anima: Indonesian Psychol. J., 30: 163-177.
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  37. Pradipto, Y.D. and J. Abraham, 2014. Psychoanthropology of power contestation: Mangunan alternative education “versus” the National curriculum of the Indonesian Government. Procedia-Social Behav. Sci., 132: 186-195.
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  38. Kurniadi, M., F. Fresty, K. Kwan, S. Sharron and J. Abraham, 2014. Are we still giving our money to beggars? Prosocial intention in between of religion, emotion, corruption and government policy advocacy. Mediterr. J. Social Sci., 5: 1817-1826.
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  39. Khaerina, S.S. and J. Abraham, 2014. Sexual disorders and right-wing authoritarianism in Indonesian boarding school. Int. J. Res. Stud. Psychol., 3: 99-109.
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  40. Anindya, S., V. Leolita and J. Abraham, 2014. The role of psychology in enhancing public policy: Studies on political apathy and attachment to the city in Indonesia. Int. J. Res. Stud. Psychol., 3: 99-114.
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  41. Abraham, J., D.P. Utami and I.R. Faza, 2014. The role of perceived uncertainty, ego identity and perceived behavioral control in predicting patient's attitude toward medical surgery. MAKARA J. Health Res., 18: 103-112.
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  42. Abraham, J. and M.M. Pane, 2014. Corruptive tendencies, conscientiousness and collectivism. Procedia-Social Behav. Sci., 153: 132-147.
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  43. Abraham, J. and A. Rufaedah, 2014. “Theologization” of psychology and “Psychologization” of religion: How do psychology and religion supposedly contribute to prevent and overcome social conflicts? Procedia Environ. Sci., 20: 516-525.
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  44. Rahardjo, W., Juneman and Y. Setiani, 2013. Computer anxiety, academic stress and academic procrastination on college students. J. Educ. Learn., 7: 147-152.
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  45. Juneman and W. Rahardjo, 2013. Influence of sexual values on perceived risk of interfaith marriage among unmarried urban students in Jakarta. Humaniora, 25: 3-13.
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  46. Juneman and M.M. Pane, 2013. Apathy towards environmental issues, narcissism and competitive view of the world. Procedia-Social Behav. Sci., 101: 44-52.
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  47. Abraham, J. and A.W. Dameyasani, 2013. Impulsive buying, cultural values dimensions and symbolic meaning of money: A study on college students in Indonesia's capital city and its surrounding. Int. J. Res. Stud. Psychol., 2: 35-52.
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  48. Abraham, J. and A. Rufaedah, 2013. Pro-environment being and ecological attachments. J. ASIAN Behav. Stud., 3: 55-62.
  49. Juneman, E.A. Meinarno and W. Rahardjo, 2012. Symbolic meaning of money, self-esteem and identification with Pancasila values. Procedia-Social Behav. Sci., 65: 106-115.
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