Determinan Kejadian Pernikahan Dini Pada Remaja

Liesmayani, Elvi Era; Nurrahmaton, Nurrahmaton; Juliani, Sri; Mouliza, Nurul; Ramini, Novi

doi:10.56742/nchat.v2i1.37

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“…The results of this study are in line with the results of the study (Liesmayani, et al, 2022) it is known that in the distribution of the frequency of association of 52 respondents, there were respondents who mostly had bad association with as many as 33 respondents (63.5%) and a small proportion were good as many as 19 respondents (36.5%). Based on the statistical test results with chi-square at a = 0.05, a p-value of 0.005 (P <0.05) was obtained, thus showing that there is a relationship between association with early marriage in adolescents.…”

Section: The Effect Of Free Association On Young Marriagesupporting

confidence: 90%

“…The results of this study are in line with the results of research (Kurniawati & Sari, 2020) that the results of the study identified factors that cause early marriage including knowledge about early marriage, the economy, education, and the mass media. Likewise with the results of the study (Liesmayani, et al, 2022) that the results of this study can be seen that the frequency distribution is based on the economy of the 52 respondents, there are mostly less economics as many as 39 respondents (75.0%) and a small portion is sufficient as many as 13 respondents (25.0%). Based on The results of the statistical test with chi-square at a = 0.05 obtained a p-value of 0.000 (p <0.05), thus showing that there is a relationship between the economy and early marriage in adolescents.…”

Section: The Influence Of Family Economy On Young Marriagesupporting

confidence: 78%

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Analysis of Parents' Responses to Young Marriage in Teenagers in Kutawargi Village in 2022

Lisnawati Lisnawati,

Nanik Yuliwati

2023

IJMH

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Background: The prevalence of early marriage in Indonesia in 2018 showed a high rate of 67% and there was an increase of 6% during 2019-2020. The incidence of early marriage in the village of Kutawargi Karawang in 2020 (32%) is higher than the previous year. Purpose: the research aims to find out how the Analysis of Parents' Responses to Young Marriage in Adolescents in Kutawargi Village in 2022. This research method uses quantitative analytical research. With a cross sectional study approach with a population of 34 people and a sample of 25 respondents selected by accidental sampling. Data was taken using a questionnaire which was then processed using a statistical program. Results: Based on education, there were 14 (56.0%) respondents with the highest education. Based on the mindset, there were 15 (60.0%) respondents with bad mindsets and there were 14 (56.0%) respondents with less economic status, there were 16 (64.0%) respondents who said marrying off children was not because of promiscuity, as well as the frequency of young marriages, there were 15 ( 60.0%) of respondents who married their children at a young age. The results of the statistical analysis found that teenagers in Kutawargi village marry young, namely education (ρ value = 0.000), parents' mindset (ρ value = 0.000), parents' economy (ρ value = 0.000), promiscuity (ρ value = 0.002) Conclusion: Analysis of parents' responses to young marriage among adolescents in Kutawargi village in 2022, namely educational factors, parents' mindset, parents' economy, and promiscuity. Therefore, parents are expected to have good relationships and communication with teenagers. Parents must also provide understanding and direction regarding marriage and the impact of teenage marriage. In addition, parents must also be able to control the association of teenagers so they do not fall into promiscuity.

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Section: The Effect Of Free Association On Young Marriagesupporting

confidence: 90%

Section: The Influence Of Family Economy On Young Marriagesupporting

confidence: 78%

Analysis of Parents' Responses to Young Marriage in Teenagers in Kutawargi Village in 2022

Lisnawati Lisnawati,

Nanik Yuliwati

2023

IJMH

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“…Based on research (Redjeki et al, 2016) The most dominant factors that cause child marriage are knowledge, education and cultural factors. This is further supported by research findings (Liesmayani et al, 2022) Marital Age Maturity must be immediately socialized among adolescents to provide understanding and awareness of adolescents in order to prepare themselves for family planning and can consider various aspects related to family life, physical, mental, emotional, educational, social, economic readiness, and determine the number and distance of births (Istawati, 2019). The purpose of marriage age maturity like this has consequences for the necessity of the age of marriage to be raised to more mature in order to have an impact on reducing overall fertility rates (Putri & Rosida, 2019).…”

Section: Introductionsupporting

confidence: 83%

Snowball-Throwing Method Education Increases the Knowledge and Attitudes of Adolescents About the Maturation of Marriage Age (Pup)

Narmin,

Amsal,

Admasari

et al. 2024

IMHSJ

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Background: Maturation of Marital Age is an effort to raise the age of child marriage. The number of underage marriages results in rapid population development, high maternal and infant mortality rates, low maternal and child health, families are often not harmonious, domestic violence occurs, and is prone to divorce. The rate of child marriage in Central Sulawesi is very high, one of which is in Donggala district. Donggala Regency ranks 3rd with 196 child marriages in 2022. A contributing factor is the lack of knowledge and attitudes of adolescents about maturing marriage age. The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of snowball throwing method counseling on the management and attitudes of adolescents about the maturation of marriage age at SMKS Al-Amin Wani Method: The pre-experimental research with one group pretest-posttest design was conducted from April 14 to May 20, 2023, at SMKS Al-Amin Wani. Proportional stratified random sampling technique of 75 respondents. Analyzes data through the Wilcoxon test. Result: 31 respondents (41.3%) is 16 years old, 55 respondents (73.3%) is female. the most dominant knowledge was in a good category, 75 respondents (100%). Average increase in knowledge and attitude score of 38.00 and p-value of 0.000. Conclusion: Education on snowball throwing method can improve teenagers' knowledge and attitudes about marriage-age maturity at SMKS Al-Amin Wani.

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“…Studies in rural areas in Indonesia's North Sumatra province show that early marriage is associated with low knowledge. For young women who have low knowledge, 63.3% and 36.7% are requested by parents (Liesmayani et al, 2022). Lack of knowledge has implications for violations of the human rights of adolescents by still practicing early marriage in the community.…”

Section: Delivery Of Information About the Marital Age Maturity Programmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluation of Early Marriage Prevention in Adolescent Children: A Descriptive Qualitative Study of the Implementation of Maturing Marital Age in Kotabaru, Indonesia

Amalia,

Handayani,

Kusvitasari

2023

j.kesehatan metro sai wawai

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Introduction: Early marriage of girls increases the risk of death and morbidity in mothers and babies, including stunting. Several policies and programs to mature or increase the age of marriage have been implemented to eliminate this practice, but early marriages are still found. Purpose: This research examines in depth the evaluation of the implementation of the program for maturation and increasing the age of marriage for adolescent children. So, it can be identified the factors that cause teenage marriage to still be high. Method: A qualitative descriptive method was used as a research design and recruited six participants to study the maturation program and increasing the age of marriage as the main participants and triangulation participants. Participants triangulate the validity and reliability of information. Data or information collection uses interviews which are reported in the form of narrative descriptions and analyzed using an interactive analysis model for coding. Results: We found 3 research results on the reasons why there are still early marriages among adolescent children: (1) various limitations in the transformation of maturation programs and increasing the age of marriage; (1) the implementation of the program to increase the marriage age according to students has not met expectations; and (3) adolescent children who marry early are still found after graduating from school. Conclusion: The experience of adolescent children who took part in the maturation program and increasing the age of marriage felt that it did not meet expectations. Adolescent children still marry early after graduating from high school. This study indicates the need for adolescent children to receive early marriage education and its impact needs to be evaluated and improved from the input, process, and output aspects of implementing the maturation program and increasing the age of marriage so that it is attractive and meets the expectations of adolescent children.

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Determinan Kejadian Pernikahan Dini Pada Remaja

Cited by 6 publications

References 6 publications

Analysis of Parents' Responses to Young Marriage in Teenagers in Kutawargi Village in 2022

Analysis of Parents' Responses to Young Marriage in Teenagers in Kutawargi Village in 2022

Snowball-Throwing Method Education Increases the Knowledge and Attitudes of Adolescents About the Maturation of Marriage Age (Pup)

Evaluation of Early Marriage Prevention in Adolescent Children: A Descriptive Qualitative Study of the Implementation of Maturing Marital Age in Kotabaru, Indonesia

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