Perilaku Seksual Pranikah Pada Remaja Di SMK Pariwisata Ekatama Pekanbaru

Abstract

Premarital sexual behavior is all behavior that is driven by sexual desires committed by two people, men and women outside of legal marriage. Forms of premarital sexual behavior performed by couples are kissing, hugging, making out and having sex. The purpose of this study was to determine premarital sexual behavior in adolescents at Ekatama Tourism Vocational School in Pekanbaru in 2019. This research is quantitative with cross sectional design. The sampling technique in this study used systematic random sampling technique with a sample of 103 people. Statistical test results using Chi square there is a relationship between religious understanding P value = 0.045 <α0.05 (CI = 1,116-8,516), information media P value = 0.016 <α0.05 (CI = 1,363-7,926), peers P value = 0.016 <α0.05 (CI = 1,233-7,926), the role of parents P value = 0,001 <α0.05 (CI = 2,124-18,286), there is no relationship between knowledge and P value = 1,000> α0.05 and pocket money with a value of P value = 1,000> α0.05. It can be concluded that this study has a relationship between religious understanding, information media, peers and the role of parents while there is no relationship between knowledge and pocket money with premarital sexual behavior in adolescents at Ekatama Tourism Vocational Schools. It is expected that the Pekanbaru City Health Office will carry out continuous counseling through the puskesmas program on premarital sexual behavior, the school works with local puskesmas to discuss premarital sex, put up posters and distribute brochures, monitor the use of gadgets brought by students to school