Psychological Impacts on Interfaith Families in Palangkaraya in Educating Their Children

Table 1: Research Subjects and Their Characteristics.

Subject and Initials		Religion	Tribe	Educational Background	Job of Husband and Wife	Sum of Children
1^st	MR (husband)	Muslim	Jawa	Undergraduate	Pension	4
1^st	ID (wife)	Catholic	Dayak	Senior High School	Government Employee	4
2^nd	WR (husband)	Muslim	Jawa	Undergraduate	Government Employee	5
2^nd	DV (wife)	Protestant	Dayak	Undergraduate	Government Employee	5
3^th	PH (husband)	Protestant	Dayak	Undergraduate	Government Employee	1
3^th	NI (wife)	Muslim	Banjar	Senior High School	Housewife	1
4^th	ST (husband)	Muslim	Jawa	Undergraduate	Government Employee	2
4^th	AS (wife)	Protestant	Dayak	Diploma	Government Employee	2
5^th	WI (husband)	Muslim	Jawa	Junior High School	Private Employees	4
5^th	LN (wife)	Protestant	Dayak	Junior High School	Housewife	4
6^th	WY (husband)	Hindu	Bali	Senior High School	BUMN Employees	5
6^th	MI (wife)	Muslim	Dayak	Senior High School	Housewife	5
7^th	BN (husband)	Muslim	Sunda	Senior High School	Swasta	1
7^th	FH (wife)	Catholic	Manado	Senior High School	Housewife	1
8^th	AR (husband)	Protestant	Dayak	Senior High School	Private Employees	4
8^th	SM (wife)	Muslim	Banjar	Senior High School	Private Employees	4
9^th	JK (husband)	Muslim	Jawa	Senior High School	Army	2
9^th	ML (wife)	Protestant	Dayak	Undergraduate	Government Employee	2
10^th	GA (husband)	Protestant	Jawa	Undergraduate	Private Employees	1
10^th	AT (wife)	Muslim	Dayak	Undergraduate	Government Employee	1