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  <title>AN ANALYSIS OF AKEELAH AND THE BEE MOVIE BASED ON SELF CONCEPT THEORIES</title>
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  <namePart>Rizaldy, Muhammad Dwiky</namePart>
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 <note>This research was conducted to find out contains a self-concept that can motivate&#13;
students to study hard so that it can be applied in real life everyday from Akeelah&#13;
and The Bee Movie. This research uses a qualitative method. The primary data&#13;
used in this research is all utterances containing or describing self concept in&#13;
Akeelah and The Bee Movie, namely Akeelah Anderson and Dr. Joshua Larabee.&#13;
The researcher analyzed the movie using the positive self-concept theory by&#13;
Hamachek (1995) and Rakhmat &amp; Jalaluddin (2007). While on the type of&#13;
negative self concept, the researcher analyzed the movie using self-concept theory&#13;
by William D Brooks &amp; Phillip Emmert (1976) and Rakhmat &amp; Jalaluddin (2007)&#13;
and supported by pessimist theory by Nugroho (2013), and sensitive to criticism&#13;
theory by Robert A Baron &amp; Don Byrne (2003). The results of the study found&#13;
that positive self-concept consists of five kinds, namely solve problems, self&#13;
improve, confidence, self belief, and equality. While the negative self-concept&#13;
consists of four kinds, namely hypercritical attitude, pessimist, sensitive to&#13;
criticism, and feeling disliked.</note>
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