PARENT COMMUNICATION RELATIONSHIP AND EXPOSURE FORNOGRAFI KNOWLEDGE OF YOUTH ON SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN ADOLESCENT IN SMA AL-ABDI BAHLIAS EMPLASMENT, PT. PP. LonSum 2014

Abstract

According to WHO (World Health Organization) approximately one-fifth of the world's population are adolescents aged 10-19 years. About 900 million are in developing countries. The demographic data in the United States shows the number of adolescents aged 10-19 years about 15% of the population. In the Asia Pacific region where the population is 60% of the world population, one-fifth are adolescents aged 10-19 years. In Indonesia, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics 10-19 years age group is about 22%, consisting of 50.9% boys and 49.1% girls (Soetjiningsih, 2010) .In Indonesia sex behavior is increasingly rising , as a result of such behavior is a pregnancy outside marriage, rape, prostitution outbreak among teenagers, abortion, sexually transmitted diseases, sexual abuse, sexual perversion etc. There are a lot of the background events free sex in adolescents, such as lack of knowledge of sexuality, fornografi exposure in the mass media is very easy to access and lack of communication berkualitasnya parents and children. This research is a quantitative research, aims to determine the relationship of exposure fornografi, parent communication and knowledge of adolescents with adolescent sexual behavior in high school at Al-Abdi Bahlias Emplasment, Pt. Pp. Lonsum, population in this study is the student4grade XI in SMA AL-ABDI as many as 44 people. The whole population sampled. Analysis of the data used is descriptive statistics and inferential statistics. The results showed characteristics of the respondents is as follows, the majority of respondents had a number of relatives more than one person, the first communication about sex once in the can after 12 years old, parents work the majority of respondents are employees of the garden. Results of statistical test Chi Square with the results obtained fornografi exposure is not significantly associated with adolescent sexual behavior with the value ρ = 0.115. The next variable is the knowledge teens also not significantly associated with adolescent sexual behavior towards value ρ = 0.467, frequent communication of parents with teenagers, were significantly associated with adolescent sexual behavior. Schools are advised to further expand students' understanding of sexual health by adding knowledge about sexual health in the curriculum and with a more in-depth counseling.