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I JILL ROBERT's AMBITION to GET POPULARITY in SCREAM 4 MOVIE (2011): an INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH RESEARCH PAPER Submi View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by UMS Digital Library - Selamat datang di UMS Digital Library JILL ROBERT’S AMBITION TO GET POPULARITY IN SCREAM 4 MOVIE (2011): AN INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH RESEARCH PAPER Submitted as a Partial Fulfillment of the Requirement for Getting Bachelor Degree of Education in English Department by: MULYATI A 320 080 342 SCHOOL OF TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF SURAKARTA 2012 i APPROVAL JILL ROBERT’S AMBITION TO GET POPULARITY IN SCREAM 4 MOVIE (20011): AN INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH Research Paper by: MULYATI A 320 080 342 Approved to be Examined by the Consultants Team Consultant I Consultant II Dr. Phil. Dewi Candraningrum, M. Ed. Titis Setyabudi, S.S. M. Hum. NIK. 772 NIK. 948 ii ACCEPTANCE JILL ROBERT’S AMBITION TO GET POPULARITY IN SCREAM 4 MOVIE (20011): AN INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH Accepted by the Board of Examiners School of the Teacher Training and Education Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta on Team of Examiners: 1. Dr. Phil. Dewi Chandraningrum, M. Ed. ( ) 2. Titis Setyabudi, S. Si. M. Hum. ( ) 3. Dr. Abdillah Nugroho, M. Hum. ( ) Dean Drs. H. Sofyan Anif, M. Si. NIK 547 iii TESTIMONY On occasion, the writer states that there is no proposed work before in this research to get like bachelor degree in certain university and as long as the writer knows that there is also no work or idea that have ever been written or published by other people, except those that are referred or written in this research paper and mentioned in the bibliography. If it is proved that there are some untrue statements in this testimony, she will be fully responsible for that. Surakarta, January 2012 The writer Mulyati iv MOTTO If Allah helps you, so, there is no one who able to defeat you, and if Allah abandons you, so, who will help you except Allah? Only to God you will trust ( Ali ‘Imran / 3: 160 ) Yesterday is a memory. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift No one loves you like a mother, no one cares you like a Father, no one knows you like a brother, and no one trust you like a sister (Moe) v DEDICATION This research paper is wholeheartedly dedicated to: The Greatest Ones in the world Allah SWT and his Prophet Muhammad SAW. My everything mother and father for everything. My beloved sisters Ngainah and Susanti. All my relatives and friends. My husband to be. vi ACKNOWLEDGMENT Assalamu’alaikum Wr. Wb. Alhamdulillahirobbil’alamiin. Praise and gratitude to Alloh SWT, The Lord of Universe, The Merciful and Compassionate, thanks for continuing to guide her life, His blessing and guidance supports her finishing this paper. Praise and invocation are presented to Prophet Muhammad SAW, who has led people to the right way. The writer would like to express her sincere gratitude for all of people who give contribution to make this research paper more completely. Without their contribution the writer is likely impossible to finish it. The writer is indebted all of them. Therefore, in this opportunity she would like to express her special and deepest gratitude and appreciation to: 1. Drs. H. Sofyan Anif, M. Si. as the Dean of the School of Teacher Training and Education 2. Mr. Titis Setyabudi, S. Si, M. Hum. as the Chief of English Departement in Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta. 3. Dr. Phil. Dewi Chandraningrum as the First Consultant, for her great helpful guidance and attention. 4. Mr. Titis Setyabudi, SS, M. Hum. as the Second Consultant, for his great helpful guidance and attention. 5. All of Lectures in Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta. 6. Her beloved greatest Parents Mr. Parjo and Mrs. Sawilah for their prayer, for vii everything, and all they have done to her, and she loves them so much, ever after. 7. Her Grandmother for supporting and giving wise words. 8. Her beloved sister Ngainah and Susanti, for being such an outstanding sister. 9. Her dearest one maz Poer for love, spirit, and Words to the writer. 10. Her close and unforgettable friends: Devi Novitasari for accompanying her everyday and supporting her in finishing this research paper. 11. Her big family in HARNO boarding house: Mbah Harno, Mb. Heni, Faiz, Arti, Winda, Ninik, Nurul, Didi, and Fitri for joke, spirit, and aid. 12. Her lovely friends: Anita, Nuria, Dwi, Ira, Wahyu, Tipen, mb. Rere for being meaningful. 13. Acer Aspire 4736Z for the computer that the writer used. 14. Her faithful friend “Sweet Blue Vega” who always accompanies wherever she goes. 15. All members of English department 2008 of Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta. 16. All of people that cannot be mentioned one by one, for being part. Wassalamu’alaikum Wr. Wb. Surakarta, Februari 2012 MulyaTI viii TABLE OF CONTENT Page PAGE OF TITLE ....................................................................................... i APPROVAL ................................................................................................ ii ACCEPTANCE .......................................................................................... iii TESTIMONY.............................................................................................. iv MOTTO ...................................................................................................... v DEDICATION ............................................................................................ vi ACKNOWLEDGMENT ............................................................................ vii TABLE OF CONTENT .............................................................................. ix TABLE OF FIGURE .................................................................................. xii SUMMARY................................................................................................. xiii CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION ......................................................... 1 A. Background of the Study .......................................... 1 B. Literature Review ..................................................... 9 C. Problem Statement ................................................... 9 D. Limitation of the Study ............................................. 9 E. Objective of the Study .............................................. 9 F. Benefit of the Study .................................................. 10 G. Research Method ...................................................... 10 H. Research Paper Organization .................................... 12 CHAPTER II UNDERLYING THEORY ............................................ 13 A. Notion of Individual Psychology ................................ 13 ix B. Basic Assumption of Individual Psychology ............... 14 1. Fictional Finalism ................................................. 14 2. Inferiority Feeling .................................................. 15 3. Striving for Superiority ......................................... 16 4. Style of Life ........................................................... 16 5. Social Interest ....................................................... 18 6. Creative Power ...................................................... 19 C. Structural Elements of the Movie ............................... 20 1. Narrative Elements ................................................. 20 2. Technical Elements ................................................ 23 D. Theoretical Application .............................................. 26 CHAPTER III STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE MOVIE .......... 27 A. Structural Elements of the Movie ............................... 27 1. Narrative Elements ................................................ 27 2. Technical Elements ............................................... 49 B. Discussion .................................................................. 58 CHAPTER IV INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS ........ 61 A. Psychological Aspect of Major Character ................... 61 1. Fictional Finalism .................................................. 61 2. Striving for Superiority .......................................... 64 3. Inferiority Feeling .................................................. 67 4. Style of Life ........................................................... 69 5. Social Interest ........................................................ 72 x 6. Creative Power ....................................................... 73 B. Discussion .................................................................. 75 CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION .......................... 77 A. Conclusion ................................................................. 77 B. Suggestion .................................................................. 78 BIBLIOGRAPHY VIRTUAL REFERENCE APPENDIX xi TABLE OF FIGURE Figure 1: Jill Roberts .................................................................................... 28 Figure 2: Sidney Prescott .............................................................................. 29 Figure 3: Dewey Riley .................................................................................. 30 Figure 4: Gale Weathers ............................................................................... 31 Figure 5: Kirby Reed .................................................................................... 33 Figure 6: Deputy Perkins .............................................................................. 33 Figure 7: Deputy Ross .................................................................................. 34 Figure 8: Charlie Walker..............................................................................
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