THE FACTORS RELATED TO RISK OF PREMARITAL SEX BEHAVIOR OF ADOLESCENCE IN KEMA SUBDISTRICT NORTH MINAHASA

PATTISELANNO, CLAUDIA GABY and Yauri, Indriani and Langelo, Wahyuny (2017) THE FACTORS RELATED TO RISK OF PREMARITAL SEX BEHAVIOR OF ADOLESCENCE IN KEMA SUBDISTRICT NORTH MINAHASA. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS KATOLIK DE LA SALLE MANADO.

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Abstract

Background: One of the common problems among adolescents is premarital sex. This is because they are in a transition period and want to know or try everything. Based on the data from WHO (World Health Organization) in 2014, it shows that the average global birth rate in the age of 15 – 19 is 49 per 1000 women with the highest in Sub Saharan area. The data from Kema Public Health Center in January 2017 shows that there were 9 young women who were pregnant. This shows that the adolescents in Kema are at risk for premarital sex.
Objective: this study aim to know the relation between the factors and risk of premarital sex behavior of adolescence in Kema Subdistrict, North Minahasa.
Methods: This research used descriptive analytic/quantitative method with the total sample of 69 adolescents from the population of 116. The samples were taken by convenience sampling technique. The data was collected using questionnaires.
Results: The data was analyzed using chi-square test with the significant value<0.05. There were several factors found; first, knowledge, the fisher test p = 0.18 or p> 0.05. Second, peer pressure, chi-square test p = 0.030 or p <0.05. And third, residence status, p = 0.54 or p> 0.05.
Conclusion: There is a significant relationship between peer pressures and the risk of premarital sex behavior. While the knowledge and status of residence factors do not have a significant relationship to the risk of premarital sex behavior of adolescents.

Keywords: Risk of pre-marital sex of adolescence, knowledge, peer pressure, residence status.
Literature: 10 books, 10 journals, 16 websites.

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Thesis (Skripsi)

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