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Emotional eating is an overeating behavior as a coping mechanism for negative emotions that emerges in adolescents. Emotional eating cause obesity, eating disorders, and non-communicable diseases. This study aims to determine the relationship between stress, body image, peer influence, parental rearing styles, social media use, sex, sleep quality, and emotion regulation with emotional eating behavior among adolescents at SMA Sejahtera 1 Depok in 2022. Data for this cross-sectional quantitative study were collected in March 2022 by distributing online questionnaires. The samples were grade X and XI students from SMA Sejahtera 1 who were chosen by using purposive sampling techniques (n=174). The result of this study showed that there are about 52,3% of respondents who has an emotional eating tendency. There is a significant relationship between stress and emotional eating (p-value=0,026) and there is a significant difference in the mean of peer influence score in the group with and without emotional eating (p-value=0,025). Severe stress increases the risk of emotional eating by 6.476 times more than moderate and mild stress. Teachers and the Department of Health can teach adolescents how to effectively control their stress. Parents can utilize effective parental rearing styles and pay closer attention to their children's mental health.
Based on IDHS 2017, there is an increase in the prevalence of premarital sexual intercourse among adolescents aged 15-24 years. IDHS 2017 as many as 8% of male adolescents and 2% of female adolescents have had sexual intercourse compared to the 2012 IDHS data as many as 7% of boys and 1% of female adolescents premarital sexual relations. This study aims to determine the effect of peers on premarital sexual relations behavior of adolescents aged 15-24 years in Indonesia using the IDHS 2017 with cross sectional design. Sample of 12,363 adolescents who meet the criteria for male adolescents and female aged 15-24 years, have currently dating, having peers, and having friends with premarital sexual experiences. Data were analyzed using multiple regression logistic tests using the SPSS program. The results showed that 8.4% of adolescents who are currently or have been dating have had premarital sexual intercourse and 21.9% of adolescents have had a bad influence on their peer sexual behavior. The results of the analysis show that there is peer influence on premarital sexual intercourse behavior, adolescents who get influence from their peer sexual behavior have 4 times the risk of having premarital sexual intercourse compared with adolescents who are not influenced by peers after being controlled by attitudes towards premarital sexual behavior, dating style and a history of alcohol consumption. Efforts are needed to increase youth involvement in more useful activities so that they can create a good social environment and can prevent adolescents from the sexual behavior of peers
