Latar belakang Masa remaja sebagai masa peralihan dari masa kanak-kanak ke dewasa, pada masa ini terjadi perubahan fisik, mental, dan psikososial secara cepat, berdampak pada berbagai aspek kehidupan remaja, salah satunya. perilaku seks pranikah. Faktor personal salah satunya, efikasi diri berpengaruh terhadap perilaku seksual pranikah pada remaja. Tujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh efikasi diri dengan perilaku seksual pranikah pada remaja SMA di Kota Surakarta. Metode Jenis penelitian ini adalah observasional analitik. Populasi penelitian ini adalah remaja SMA di Kota Surakarta. Teknik sampling menggunakan proporsional random sampling. Sampel yang diambil sebanyak 103 responden. Analisis data menggunakan uji t untuk bivariat. Hasil ada pengaruh efikasi diri dengan perilaku seksual pranikah dimana (b 2 = -0,200; CI 95%; -0,368 hingga -0,032; p = 0,020). Simpulan efikasi diri berpengaruh terhadap perilaku seksual pranikah dimana semakin tinggi efikasi siswa maka semakin mengurangi perilaku sexsuak pranikah.

Sleep is a period of time which is needed for human body to repair the organ cells andbody system in order to work optimally. Based on the preface study conducted by thereseacher, some peoples in Celep Kidul have been suffered from hypertension. Wheninterview was conducted, they mentioned that their time for sleeping less than 7 hours perday. The purpose of this study was to analyze the correlation between sleep needs withthe incidence of hypertension of peoples in Celep Kidul.The subject who used was peoples in Celep Kidul. This research used analytic withcorrelation design. The total population involved in this research were 65 peoples ofCelep Kidul region. Depend on Krecjie table, the total samples involved were 56 peoples.Sampling technik used was purposive sampling. Data was collected by usingquessionairres and measuring blood preasure of the peoples to collect data ofhypertension. The data was analyzed by using chi square statistic.There were two main results of this study : 1) The majority peoples of Celep Kidulshowed that they had abnormal data of sleep needs was 73,21%. 2) The total number ofrespondens who suffered from hypertension was 71,42%. It can be concluded that thesleep needs has related to incidence of hypertension of peoples in Celep Kidulregion (p=0,013).Keywords: sleep needs, hypertension

This study aims to describe how good parenting patterns affect their children. Later in the study described how it characterizes overprotectivebehavior, the factors that influence overprotective attitudes of parents as well as the impact that overprotective parenting patterns have on their children. This research method uses qualitative approach with descriptive research methods and surveys. The study used several respondents. The ways to carry out this research used by researchers are observations, interviews, and documentation. The results of this study show that overprotective attitudes of parents are a form of excessive parental protection given because they are afraid if their child happens things that are not wanted. But the overprotective attitude of parents or pampering their children makes the child unable to express himself in his social environment. And the overprotective attitude of parents that will have an impact on the social development of the child is that the child has difficulty adapting to the new environment, prefers to play alone, and results in the child is not independent

Background Smoking has been widespreads to all group of societies andbecomes increased dramatically, especially children and teenager. This conditionis caused by the rising of force of the mass media to advertise the cigaretteproducts. The total number of smoker in Indonesia has been increaseddramatically. Study conducted by Tobacco Atlas in 2009 showed that Indonesiagot number five for the country with large smoker population all over the world.Purpose to analyze the correlation between smoking and health of cavity oral ofpeoples in Bentangan Wonosari Klaten.Methode This research used analytic with correlation design. The totalrespondens involved in this research were 40 peoples. Data was collected byusing quessionaires and observing the oral cavity of the respondens using OralHygiene Index . The data was analyzed by using chi square statistic.Result 1) Respondens with mild category is 32,5%, moderate 20%, severe 35%and very severe 12,5%. 2) The total number of respondens who suffered fromoral health disorder 27,5% and responden with healthy cavity oral 72,5%.Conclusion The variable of smoking has related to peoples oral health conditionin Bentangan Wonosari Klaten (p=0,002)Keywords : smoking, health of oral cavity

Background : the problem of the reproduction health is appeared because of the lack knowledge for women about reproduction health such as hygiene problem which can lead to various diseases of reproductive organs, one of those is cervical cancer. This cancer places at the second rank after breast cancer as the most common cancer suffered by Indonesian women. It is noted that there are more than 270.000 women died because of the servical cancer and it is estimated about 40.000 new cases of its cancer in each year. Aim: this study is aimed to analyze the knowledge and information access with mothers' participation in conducting the visual inspection of acetic acid. Method: the type of this study is an analytic observational research. The population is the couple of mothers in childbearing age of a study and communication forum for moeslem women in Pucangan. The sampling technique applies the saturated sample that fulfilling the inclusion criteria, totally 76 respondents. Data Analysis uses X 2 for bivariate and logistics regression for multivariate. Result: there is a correlation of information access with the mothers' participation in conducting visual inspection of acetic acid and there is a correlation of knowledge with the mothers' participation in conducting visual inspection of acetic acid. Conclusion: knowledge and information access are including variables that can influence participation in the IVA test checkup are about 65.5% and the remaining are about 31.5% influenced by other factors outside the research model.