The film Tuhan Ijinkan Aku Berdosa presents an in-depth description of moral and spiritual conflict through the inner turmoil experienced by the main character. This abstract explains that the factors underlying the conflict are complex and interrelated, including psychological conditions, social backgrounds, and religious aspects that underlie the lives of the characters. Conflict does not only arise from external events, but also as a result of the clash between values that are normatively believed by a Muslim and the reality of life that takes actions that deviate from Islamic teachings. The main character grew up in a stressful environment, marked by poverty and social alienation, so that he felt he had no other choice but to take a path that was considered morally wrong. A deep sense of guilt also emerged as a consequence of behavior that was contrary to religious values, which then triggered a spiritual conflict that further complicated his inner state. In addition, a weak understanding of religious teachings and a lack of spiritual guidance also played an important role in exacerbating the conflict. When individuals grow up without strong religious direction or feel alienated from the religious community, they tend to seek meaning and salvation in deviant ways, thus becoming further from the path that is approved by God.

This study focuses on understanding the experiences of early adult women whose parents got divorced. The research emploed a qualitative method through a phenomenological approach. Purposive sampling was used to select participants who met specific criteria, namely early adult women aged 18–25 years, with a background of parental divorce that occurred at least five years ago, currently unmarried or not in a marital relationship, and willing to participate in the study. The data analysis technique applied in this research is Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). Interviews were used as the method for collecting data from the participants. The findings of this study revealed six superordinate themes: family dynamics and the root causes of parental divorce, psychological and emotional impacts of divorce, coping strategies and adaptation processes, views on marriage, personal growth and future aspirations, and partners as new sources of emotional support.

Coping stress is an individual's way to solve a problem or overcome the problem. This study aims to see the direct picture of stress coping in married female nurses. The participant used in this study is an accomplished female nurse who works at the West Sumatra Regional Hospital. Participants have a paralyzed husband and are the sole backbone of their family. Participants have 4 children whom she managed to send to college. The method used in this research is qualitative with an interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) approach. The data collection technique used in this research is an interview with one participant and one Significant other (the closest person to the participant). Questions given to participants and Significant Others have been arranged using aspects of stress coping. There are 3 (three) main themes obtained in this study, namely the causes of work stress, efforts to cope with work stress and the impact of work stress and stress coping.