Self-confidence in theater acting is a crucial factor for actors to perform well on stage, prompting researchers to analyze the relationship between self-concept and self-confidence. This study associates the variables of self-concept and self-confidence, specifically within the context of the Teater Kampus FSD UNM institution, focusing on individuals who have acted as performers. Positive self-concept contributes to increased self-confidence, reducing anxiety and uncertainties about their abilities. The research employs a correlational descriptive method, establishing connections between two or more variables through data collection using questionnaires and quantitative or statistical analysis to test predetermined hypotheses. The study includes 27 participants selected through total sampling. The results and analysis of the research on "The Role of Self-Confidence in Theater Acting: The Function of Self-Concept in Actors at the Teater Kampus Institution" indicate a correlation of 0.639 and a significance level (p) of 0.000. This signifies a significant positive correlation between self-concept and self-confidence among members of TERKAM FSD UNM who have acted as performers. The coefficient of determination is 41%, suggesting that the positive and significant relationship between self-concept and self-confidence is influenced by other factors.

Authors:
Chendy Ariswan Latief, Institute of the Arts Yogyakarta, Indonesia

About the Presenter(s)
Chendy is currently a Master's student in Art Creation, specializing in Theater, at the Graduate School of the Indonesian Institute of the Arts (ISI) Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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