MONIKA LUHUNG, 101514153036 (2018) PENGARUH PENDAMPINGAN TERHADAP KAPASITAS REMAJA DALAM PENCEGAHAN NIKAH DINI DI DESA TOSARI PASURUAN. Thesis thesis, Fakultas Kesehatan Masyarakat.

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Abstract

Married is one of the human development tasks that must be solved in their life cycle because it’s natural behavior. The minimum age for marriage has been arranged by the state to make family relations work well. The reasons of early marriage were include poverty, culture, and tradition. The purpose of this research was to analyze the mentoring influence toward teenager capacity in early marriage prevention in Tosari village, Pasuruan. This experimental study was conducted with pretest and posttest group control design approaches which were conducted in October 2017. The study population consisted of 25 young men and women (15-18 years old) of native Tengger ethnic in Tosari village. The sampling technique was done by simple random sampling. The research instrument used questionnaires that had been tested for validity, reliability, and difficulty level by Anatest . The results showed that the respondents characteristics were 70% female, 43% were 15 years old, and 87% had junior high school education. The activity of 52% of respondents was in farming. 61% of respondents claimed to have received health information from counseling. Prior to mentoring, the knowledge level of reproductive health in 48% of respondents from the treatment group was in sufficient category and 32% of respondents were in good category. After the mentoring, the knowledge level of reproductive health in 52% of respondents from the treatment group was in good category and 40% of respondents were in enough category. The independent t-test result (α = 0,05) showed p value = 0,000 with p < α (0,0 < 0,05). So, there was an influence of mentoring toward teenager capacity in early marriage prevention in Tosari Village. There was an increasing category of knowledge and concepts mastery in all sub variables of capacity, especially in after-treatment groups, although with varying frequencie

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