Correlation Between Parenting Types and Adolescence’s Free Sex Behavior in SMK X Samarinda

Abstract

Adolescence is a transitional period in which sexual and adolescent changes occur. At this time, sometimes a lot of irregularities that can occur among teenagers when sexual desire is not channeled. One of the factors that can affect is the type of parenting pattern. Type of this research is observational analytic research with cross-sectional method. Total samples fulfilling the inclusion and exclusion criteria were 197 respondents. Sampling technique is probability sampling technique, with cluster random sampling method. Data collection using questionnaires. Free variables are parenting type and free sex behavior as dependent variable. Performed a validity test using Person Product Moment correlation for each questionnaire, while the reliability test questionnaire using Cronbach's Alpha. Analysis of research data using Kruskal Walls test. The results showed that from 122 respondents who received Authoritarian parenting pattern, they performed free sex behavior as much as 38 respondents (19.3%). A total of 50 respondents who received Authoritative Parenting performed free sex behavior as much as 6 respondents (3.1%). While from 25 respondents got Permissive care pattern there were 20 respondents (10,1%) who did free sex behavior and 5 respondents (2,6%). The result of Kruskal Walls test is a significant value equal to 0,001 <0,05. There is a relationship between parenting type and teens free sex behavior. The conclusion of the research is that parents should apply the Authoritative type so that teenage free sex behavior can be minimized. In addition, for future research, it is needed to discuss the prevention of teenage free sex or factors that affect free sex behavior in adolescents.